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Should I Grade This or not???
I have a question for anybody that sends in cards for grading. I just landed a 1 of 1 superfractor of Jake Lamb out of 2012 Bowman Draft BDPP 110. The card is mint and I wanted to know if it would be worth grading or not ,because it is a 1 of 1?
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Some collectors love graded cards and some do not. Especially with a 1 of 1, if it grades super high, you can ask for a premium in return for it. -
Personally, I don't like graded cards. But then again, I like TTM and hand signed cards which many collectors say is a no-no.
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Its a taste thing really. Some other message boards the majority will say you have to grade it. Are you keeping it or looking to resell? For me, the reason to grade would be to keep it as mint as possible. I also think it depends on the player. If this guys a stud, maybe it will bring you a premium if it grades high.I collect a little bit of everything. But, if I never get back to you, your probably on Ignore!!
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