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    1979-80 OPC Gretzky Rookie - Question on getting a graded one?

    Looking at feedback from everyone on obtaining a 1979-80 OPC Gretzky RC.

    When looking at one - which I buy that is already graded. I am wanting to know which grading company I should look at? I see PSA, Beckett and KSA when I look on Ebay. I know that KSA is the Canadian option that we, but like the PSA and Beckett, I have heard of varying options when it comes to having or buying graded cards. To me it is like evaluating a clients portfolio or real estate, etc. It is based on that persons opinion in a given day and what they see and are looking for.

    I would like to get at an 8 as this is what the Mario RC I have is. But, have heard that a 9 normally means the condition from the pack.

    Let me know your thoughts so that I can determine what to go with or if you know of people on this site who are good references to talk with let me know also.

    Thanks.

    Tony

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    Stick with PSA, trust me on this.

    in regards to the actual grade, yes, "9" means Mint. Most modern cards, 1990+, that is the expected condition straight out of the pack. However be prepared to pay a premium for PSA 9 cards that are older (mostly RCs). I haven't looked at Grezky prices in a few months but from what I remember, a mint copy will run around $30K. An 8 is around $4Kish.

    edit: prices in USD

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