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02-22-2024, 05:05 PM
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Glad to buy raw from reputable dealers, but graded can be fine too. Main thing is it's a card I like at a price I can afford.
I have not submitted anything for grading, and don't really have any interest in that. I plan to keep my cards a long time. Why have them graded now, if the next big thing comes along in a few years. Perhaps AI becomes a new standard. The major graders probably aren't going anywhere, but at the very least flips/cases change, and there are perceptions of those that can affect values on the market when it finally is time to sell. 
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