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03-14-2015, 08:40 PM
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I had some done at the shriners show. I took a bit longer than an hour to pick up, but they were ready pretty quickly.
There was an on-site rate for that with a max value, but that was fairly high. The card or two I did that were over they quoted a price that was reasonable. They also answered a couple questions on cards I'd had graded before but didn't see what made the grade what it was. Sort of a review, but quick and for free. If I wanted the specials, I could have dropped them off and had them mailed to me like they do when there isn't onsite grading but they're there. Steve B 
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