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04-02-2005, 08:12 AM
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What grading Co brings the most $$$'s
Posted By: David Vargha
But I thought the original post was pretty straightforward. The guy wants to know what grading company will bring him the best ROI if he submits his cards to then turn around and sell them at some undetermined later date. As such, opinions about grading qualifications are ancillary to the issue. It is a question about the marketplace. It is not a question about whether or not the marketplace is knowledgeable or even logical in its approach. Gotta go now. The kids have a track meet. 
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