Question concerning declared value
jaknight13
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Say for instance, I have a 1971 topps football card Johnny Unitas I am going to have graded. I am guessing it would be graded an 8 so my declared value would be for $199 or less as the value on smr would be $110 for an 8 grade. But if it comes back as a 9 it's worth $2300. Do they cap the grade at nothing better than an 8 or do they make you pay more and give you the 9? This is completely new to me. I just inherited a vintage collection and I'm trying to figure out options and costs.
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going off the deets and figs you provided, sub it at the $199 level. IF it comes back a 9, they can up charge you to the $75 level in which they will contact you via email and you'll have to pay the additional fee + additional shipping insurance before they send it back to you.
good news is that if it does 9, it could slide out w/o the up charge, too.
either way, you should be happy if it does 9 but there's no reason to sub it at $75 level imo.
Welcome to the boards!
Sub it at the $199 level and try to provide a scan of cards you have questions on in the future.
Thanks