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Old 09-07-2024, 11:07 AM
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James might feel otherwise, but not all cards are graded in an attempt to turn a quick buck.
Very insightful. Many of the folks selling these recently graded cards for less than $10 are dealers who, presumably, are not looking to lose money. I think the OP and I are trying to figure out how this makes sense.
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Old 09-07-2024, 11:19 AM
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Very insightful. Many of the folks selling these recently graded cards for less than $10 are dealers who, presumably, are not looking to lose money. I think the OP and I are trying to figure out how this makes sense.
If those are the facts, then it’s got to be a case of hope springing eternal. Sometimes you get the grader of death, and sometimes you get the grader of love.
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292. The Plastic Paradox
A card with a ‘Buy-It-Now’ price on eBay that is less than what it would’ve cost to have said card graded in the first place.
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Yea, that subject is a bit baffling
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Don't forget that getting a card graded also protects it from the elements, ie, dropping your precious Cobb after a few beers and damaging a corner. Guilty.
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