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06-01-2022, 09:52 AM
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do your homework on each card, look at it under magnification, examine it thoroughly, make sure to use a cloth to wipe off any fingerprints or dust. evaluate what grade you think the card deserves, then subtract at least 1 full grade off it. then evaluate whether or not it is worth having it graded. if you are sending it to PSA, you are basically pulling the arm on a slot machine. if you send to SGC, you'll more likely get an accurate and fair grade.
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