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10-18-2021, 05:55 PM
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psa fees
This is an interesting conversation. I see people selling PSA graded cards
on ebay for less then PSA wants for grading. If they keep fees high people aren't going to send in their cards for grading that don't meet a value in a 7 or 8 level to cover their costs, I don't think. What happens then they lose interest in PSA in my humble opinion. I have been thinking the direction PSA and others are going doesn't include the collector that I am. Their direction is in high priced collector cards that may be sold as investments. 
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