1972 Topps Baseball Unopened Wax Box GAI Authenticity
 

I'm not even a novice card collector. The only cards I have are an unopened Topps Series 3 baseball 1972 wax box that I purchased on Ebay in around 2008 that was graded 8 by GAI. I bought it strictly as an investment and saw that the item has appreciated well. While looking for a suitable buyer, a couple of dealers stated that this box needs to be re-graded/certified before I sell it (to receive a fair price) because GAI allegedly did some unscrupulous things late in their existence. I hate to pay a lot of money, wait a lot of time and run the risk of issues with shipping if I don't have to. My question is whether I need to have this box re-certified before selling it. I apologize if I am not using the correct terminologies. As I said, the only cards I had before these went in my bicycle spokes but I guess that's what makes a lot of the cards valuable today. Thanks in advance for any information as to what I should do. enoland2300@gmail.com

To maximize your profit you will need to regrade in my opinion. Don’t panic though, it might very well be good and if so you should do well.

If you want top dollar then yes, look up Baseball Card Exchange

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