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07-24-2022, 11:08 AM
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Raw will never be worth more. If it was, everybody would start cracking like slabs I do and it wouldn't last more than a week.
Too many little ego's need the validation and bragging rights that graded brings. More seriously, even if one only cares about $$, I don't see it as worthwhile to get ones cards graded until it's time to sell. If you're planning to divest in 10/20/30/40/50 years, it's not worth it. We don't know what slab you'll need then, and there's already a price gap depending on when the card was graded and what generation slab it is. In 20 years the hobby may well be using some new grader that uses a computer algorithm, and will consider PSA 2022 slabs to be junk from a horribly corrupt and outdated process. Save the cash unless one plans to sell soon. 
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