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With grading as expensive as it is for the foreseeable future, does the existing stock of graded cards increase in sales value as a result? I'm not talking a 33 G Ruth. I mean the sub-$50 cards that fill out many sets. If my replacement cost for a card is the card cost plus $30 will that have an effect on prices? Has it already?
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