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07-23-2010, 07:55 PM
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I am a little confused on what you are asking, but I will try to respond. I think it really depends on why you want to have the cards graded. I think in most cases, people have cards graded for 3 main reasons(although I'm sure there are lots more)
1) Sell....the truth is, graded cards sell for more money! 2) Preserve...lots of collectors want that security of knowing the card is safe! 3) Building sets or set registry...either for personal hobby or possible re-sale! I know these are very vague answers, but I hope it helps. Before you spend money on grading cards, be honest with why you are doing it. Good luck!!! 
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