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09-14-2009, 10:57 AM
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Not that it was my decision . . .
but at Collect.Com Auctions, cards that are consigned already graded are charged a 0% consignment fee.
On raw cards, the auction staff determines which cards need (for purposes of authentication/grading) slabbing or would do better in terms of bids if offered slabbed, and we pay the certification fee. Likewise, we pay for all autograph authentications.
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