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I like the idea of BCCG in your situation. I have been sending in to SGC because I like the looks of their holders the most and do not care about the value. They have $5 Gold Club member pricing every few months. I paid $125 for a year and get 10 free grades, a t-shirt, and a backpack bag thing.
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I forget currently, but is there not an option just to have the cards "Authenticated" rather than receiving a grade?
This would be cheaper, I believe, and of course the cards would be protected. I agree, someday the cards will sell, but it is an option, if available, for those that think the next generation may also pass them onto their kids someday.
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Thanks.
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Dale,
I wish that was a less expensive option, however. I would definitely consider that.
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I keep hoping that one of the TPGs will start offering a low-cost service in which the card is slabbed and the flip merely states that the card does or does not qualify for a numerical grade.
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i can't imagine any scenario where I would recommend sending to BCCG, including yours
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I guess I will be the first to say why get these graded at all? Lots of times ungraded low to mid range quality cards can bring a premium to speculators who hope to get them graded at higher than what they really are. Seems like a waste of money to get them graded to me.........
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Rather than BCCG, if I decided to go with a TPG I'd go for PSA, SGC, or BVG (whose cases I happen to like) as cheaply as possible.
To me, getting a "real" grade would be worth the extra cost and waiting time. Assuming I already know they're authentic I'd likely just put them in quality hard cases, which provide the protection I'm looking for with lower grade cards while displaying nicely and being much cheaper than any grading option. If you handle the cases with some care - and probably even if you don't - the cards aren't going to deteriorate as you don't have four sharp corners to begin with. It sounds like it will be many years before anyone considers selling them. I'd probably defer the grade /don't grade decision until then. Just my
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