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    good & bad grading services

    I got a shaq Topps rookie graded 10 from "finest grading service" and a Kevin Garnett card, Ballhawks from the 97-98 finest set, graded 10 from "The Final Authority". anyone have an opinion on these cards or grading services?

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    Envoy's post,Good link

    Actually..Many good posts in the forum

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tubby
    I got a shaq Topps rookie graded 10 from "finest grading service" and a Kevin Garnett card, Ballhawks from the 97-98 finest set, graded 10 from "The Final Authority". anyone have an opinion on these cards or grading services?


    Thanks that was great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tubby
    I got a shaq Topps rookie graded 10 from "finest grading service" and a Kevin Garnett card, Ballhawks from the 97-98 finest set, graded 10 from "The Final Authority". anyone have an opinion on these cards or grading services?

    Honestly I wouldn't trust anyone except BGS & PSA. They started it and now look how many companies are doing it. Check ebay sometime or the shop at home places. No way are all these cards are graded 9.5 and 10. What is the best way to get repeat business but grade your cards mint. Would you use a service if you sent them a card you were sure a 9 or better and it comes back a 8? lmk what you think. Heres something to ponder, why are people grading .99 cards and thinking they can get $10 for them. That p**ses me off. Thats like owning a card store and buying a mantle rc from an 8 yr old knowing it came from his dads collection, then only giving him a $50 box of cards. Some people give this hobby a real bad name!

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    LOL, Bonds I agree with you man, but talk about venting...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bondsaway
    Heres something to ponder, why are people grading .99 cards and thinking they can get $10 for them. That p**ses me off. Thats like owning a card store and buying a mantle rc from an 8 yr old knowing it came from his dads collection, then only giving him a $50 box of cards. Some people give this hobby a real bad name!

    That is exactly what they are doing with these 21st century issues. Of course they'll always come back graded as mint at the very least. Why shouldn't they? They go straight from pack to slab in under 12 seconds. Those cards wouldn't stand up to a vintage card with the same grade. Because manufacturers know that collectors are finicky about conditon, they already make the cards perfect.

    I'm with you on this.

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    Venting?!!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by frozen10x
    LOL, Bonds I agree with you man, but talk about venting...

    Guess it did sound like I lost my mind, but too many times I've seen people ripped off for what? Some people should just burn their money! If all they're gonna do is send any card to a grader unless it is vintage or rc! Glad someone has a sense of humor, this is just for fun!! Unless you didn't send me my cards in a trade! Watch me vent then!!! LOL :new_all_c

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    Quote Originally Posted by ms4epg1
    That is exactly what they are doing with these 21st century issues. Of course they'll always come back graded as mint at the very least. Why shouldn't they? They go straight from pack to slab in under 12 seconds. Those cards wouldn't stand up to a vintage card with the same grade. Because manufacturers know that collectors are finicky about conditon, they already make the cards perfect.

    I'm with you on this.

    You must be a very intelligent person!!! LOL

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    Free grading here!!!

    Hey I have a computer that can print grading labels! Send me all your cards and I'll grade them gem mint 10 promise!!!LOL!!!!! PM me and I'll take your money and you can tell eveyone your PC is all gem mint. (That big crease on the card doesn't affect the grading REALLY!!!!!) LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bondsaway
    Hey I have a computer that can print grading labels! Send me all your cards and I'll grade them gem mint 10 promise!!!LOL!!!!! PM me and I'll take your money and you can tell eveyone your PC is all gem mint. (That big crease on the card doesn't affect the grading REALLY!!!!!) LOL

    Do you do bulk orders? I have a whole bunch of 2004 commons that need at least a Mint grade so I can sell them for $10 per. :new_all_c

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