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08-18-2018, 01:41 PM
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PSA grading
Wondering what everyone's opinion is on getting a vintage baseball complete set PSA graded? Recently got my hands on a 53 topps complete set. I would say most cards are probably around a PSA 3-4. I've submitted the more valuable cards in for grading, both because they are more valuable and because they appear to be the cards in best condition. But what should I do with the rest of the 260+ cards?
I am a PSA member so I could send them in for grading for 7 bucks each, but with well over 200 cards it seems quite costly. My goal is to keep the set, pass it on to my kids. I have no intention to sell, so would it be 'worth' it to get them graded/encapsulated? Appreciate everyone's thoughts! Nishant 
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