to submit or not to submit? thoughts on set

1980scollector

I am working on the 2006 black refractor heritage football set and have about 30 of the cards at the moment. The cards are factory #'d out of 52 and thought this might be a nice set to complete graded.

Is it foolish to get a modern set like this that is undervalued slabbed?

I have no knowledge of any other set builders and thought it might be cool to at least have a #1 set of something.

What are your thougths since the set is not difficult to get in high grade(centering is only issue).

Is it a good idea for an investment down the road??

I still need 80 of the cards to complete it but thought if it were a good idea I could go ahead and start submitting PSA 9 and 10 candidates

TNTonPMS

The way I see it , if you can do it now . . . do it now .
No need to have those cards sitting around de-grading as they're moved around from time to time . . . J/M/H/O

CDsNuts

Normally I would say it's not worth the money because grading won't enhance the value, but since it's only 110 cards, why the hell not. An extra $550 (wait for a $5 special) seems like a drop in the bucket for a hi-grade low numbered set. Plus, if it becomes one of those sought after parallel sets (1996 mirror gold, etc...) then you could actually have something great. However, I wouldn't be too crazy about getting PSA 10's as modern grading is pretty arbitrary when you're talking about the difference between 9's and 10's.

Lee

Ahmanfan

I'd spend that extra money on more cards!!