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04-10-2005, 10:55 AM
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Is it worth while to grade 20's & 30's Exhibit cards before selling?
Posted By: Maggie
Hi! Yesterday I acquired about 50 Exhibit postcard-size baseball cards, from the late 20's and some 4-in-1's, seem to be all from 1935. They're in decent condition, none stellar, round corners, some slight staining, some blank backs, some postcard backs with Not To Be Used in Exhibit Machine on them. There are TWO Babe Ruth's in there, 3 Lou Gehrig (1 single, 2 4-in-1's), etc., etc.!! I bought them for resale, planning on putting them up on eBay. My question is - would it be worth the extra expense and time to have them graded by SGC or someone like that. As I say, none of them are in mint condition - possibly some are very good. I also have 230 boxing cards of the same era and size and am wondering the same thing, if I should grade the best ones. Thanks for your help! 
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