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08-13-2011, 08:42 AM
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I agree with Frank 100% also.
Grading has caused a spike in prices for cards. In the cases they demand higher than "book" prices. And raw/pure cards in great condition are more expensive too out of fear that the buyer might slab them and flip it. i am sure it has benefits for high rollers and super high end cards like Leon referenced in this thread. However, in my opinion, the hobby would be better off without grading. Later today I plan on freeing a t205 Mattheson from its plastic prison
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