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03-21-2009, 03:10 PM
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do you think grading fee influences your grade?
Posted By: Fred C
I couldn't imagine that the grading fee paid is going to influence the grade. The most expensive fees are for immediate grading. These are typically the "better" cards that people would like to get back right away. I would think that the grading companies would want to make sure that they did the best job on the "better" cards because those are the cards that will get the most attention when they are being sold. I would guess that the grading companies don't want to screw up those grades. 
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