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Q: How much is a slabbed "authentic" cards' value affected?

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Q: How much is a slabbed "authentic" cards' value affected?

Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Well SGC says it is card # 500 on that label, which is correct.

609 cards in the set. The last series is 534 - 609, and can be a bit tough.

The next to the last series, 458 - 533, isn't really all that tough.

This was the only set that I completed as a kid. I had them packed in the drawer in my bedside table. Mom gave them to a neighbor kid when I was older...

I'd think the cost of the grading was more than the value of the card in the slab.

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