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I was wondering if anyone had any specific buying rules for cards that are strong for their assigned grade. Like if a card is a psa 5 and is a strong 5 (but not a 5.5), is there a generally accepted percentage premium above SMR that you're willing to pay? I know every collector and every card is different, but I just didn't know if there was a general range.
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