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#5
01-28-2006, 03:44 PM
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Newbie Needs Advice
Posted By: Anson
On-site grading is certainly an option but usually a little expensive. However, it might make sense for the high-end cards you have. You can insure mail and, in most cases, things are ok. However, I've seen enough cases of things getting lost or damaged and it's a royal pain to get your money back. Additionally, many of the cards are tough/impossible to replace. 
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