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    BV help on a graded card.... PLZ HELP!

    Hi guys,
    I want to trade this card but don't know the BV. I have a

    2003-04 Bowman #140 Carmelo Anthony 10 GEM MINT

    Graded by GEM company.

    Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
    Alex

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    i can tell you this, GEM is about as bad of a grading company out there....personally, i wouldn't pay, or put any kind of premium even on a 10

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    hi theproudestmonkey,
    I agree somewhat, I personally think ALL grading companys are useless, unless its to verify a card to be authentic (like a Jordan RC) I got this card in a trade, that's why I don't even know the value. but thanks for your opinion.

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    Feb. Beckett Graded section says $60 Gem Mint

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    well, since you were asking about a BV, thats what my response was based on....BGS gem mint cards carry a premium of about 2.5x....cant say the same for a GEM gem mint card.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shaqfan46013
    Feb. Beckett Graded section says $60 Gem Mint

    yeah, but correct me if im wrong, but that price is based on a BGS or PSA gem mint card, right?

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    Shaqfan46013,
    Thanks for the help.... really appreciate it!

    theproudestmonkey:
    so you are saying the card would be 2.5 X less in BV cause it's GEM? let me know if that's what your saying? or are you saying that PSA would be 2.5 X more?

    Anyways thanks guys for the help!

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    say you have a $20 card

    if it is graded Gem Mint PSA 10, or Gem Mint BGS 9.5, it would be worth about 2.5x the raw value, or $50

    if it is graded Gem Mint GEM 10, it would be worth about the same as the raw value....maybe $30

    sorry, but thats just the way it is....look at the population reports....probably about 1/3 of the cards sent to GEM come back a gem mint 10....the numbers for BGS and PSA are probably more like 1/100....maybe even more....they just aren't a reliable 3rd party grader, and the market value reflects this

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    They have a scale and BGS ,GAI , SGC are the top. And PSA is among the other on the low scale.

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    dude, you show me somewhere where PSA is at the bottom, and i will send you some free cards!! i got a basketball beckett in front of me right now (its out dated, but same deal) here is an example for ya:

    jordan rookie BGS 9 (mint) is $3000
    jordan rookie PSA 9 (mint) is $1600
    jordan rookie SGC 96 (mint) is $1200
    jordan rookie other company (mint) is $1000

    that was with a raw value of $900 (june of 04)

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