WHICH GRADING SERVICE TO USE?
CoinGuy42
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Hello all,
I have a couple of "better" Lebron James rookie cards that I'd like to have professionally graded. I have no knowledge about sport card grading. Knowing that PCGS is the most respected coin grading service, which company is the most respected sport card grading service? And, how would I go about getting only two cards graded? Thanks for any advice. Arthur
I have a couple of "better" Lebron James rookie cards that I'd like to have professionally graded. I have no knowledge about sport card grading. Knowing that PCGS is the most respected coin grading service, which company is the most respected sport card grading service? And, how would I go about getting only two cards graded? Thanks for any advice. Arthur
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I would suggest BGS for newer cards (http://www.beckett.com/grading/). Just follow the directions there, very similar process to submitting to PCGS. You won't need to purchase any membership fees, just the grading, insurance, and shipping costs.
i will have several to submit once i'm finished wading thru them.
again, i'm only talking modern 1990-1999 with a few 89 griffey's (3) and johnsons (5).
Thanks,
David (LD_Ferg)
1985 Topps Football (starting in psa 8) - #9 - started 05/21/06
If the card has any marks, print dots or other imperfection, it would not be worth the cost of grading.
Finally, not all Lebron James cards are created equal...meaning that there are those whose "raw" value is more significant than others; unless the card has a raw value of at least $30 to begin with, I don't see the point in grading...but thats just my opinion.
send modern to BGS