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01-31-2007, 11:20 AM
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PSA T3 grading fees
Posted By: jim
I think the T3's should be slabbed, especially HOF'ers. It is far and away easier to handle them and show them to friends or display. Skip Starbucks for a couple of weeks and the slab is paid for. You will no longer worry about dropping of bumping them again. Smell and feel them once before submission to get it out of your system. SGC is the way to go if you want to keep them for yourself; if thinking for sale, look into PSA also. 
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