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    Russell Westbrook RC auto BCCG 10

    Just curious if Beckett will re-grade a card that has already been graded. When I bought this card a while back on ebay I thought it was psa graded, but it is graded by BCCG. It is graded a 10 so I would assume it would get a 9.5 or 10 BGS grade and was thinking about sending it in to be graded by BGS b/c they seem to be a more credible grading company. For what it is worth I ended up winning this in an auction for less than $30 (total steal in my opinion with the way he has been playing). Any info anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated. thanks
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    I wouldn't bother personally, it's not really going to increase or decrease the value much if any at all.

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    Just curious if Beckett will re-grade a card that has already been graded. When I bought this card a while back on ebay I thought it was psa graded, but it is graded by BCCG. It is graded a 10 so I would assume it would get a 9.5 or 10 BGS grade and was thinking about sending it in to be graded by BGS b/c they seem to be a more credible grading company. For what it is worth I ended up winning this in an auction for less than $30 (total steal in my opinion with the way he has been playing). Any info anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated. thanks
    http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/q...t/IMG_0002.jpg


    Not quite. A BCCG grade of 10 is a quick-look grade that usually comes in at a BGS 8 or better. It's a raw look at the card without breaking out the ruler, louve, UV light, etc.

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    a BCCG grade of 10 will NOT come back a 9.5 or 10 unless you are extremely lucky. BCCG 10 means nothing.

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    Thanks for the input guys. I guess I'll just keep it as is. I haven't taken a close look at he card so I'm not sure how good the condition really is on it.

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    I would break the case and sell/trade as raw card. You get better value this way. Let the next collector deciedes on the grading.

    Another thing on grading is that, you have to wait the card. You may loss the chance to sell at good price today :)

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    ^
    I have BCCG case I try to break too. (I want to put that card in the folder along with other cards in the same set) Not sure how I can do that safely.

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    ^
    I have BCCG case I try to break too. (I want to put that card in the folder along with other cards in the same set) Not sure how I can do that safely.

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