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    Want to sell my steve slaton au /40 but should i get it graded? HELP!

    hey everyone, i pulled this beauty below a few weeks ago. it books around 50 i believe
    i want to put it on ebay
    but i dunno if i should take the chance
    should i sell it the way it is?
    or should i get it graded and then sell it?
    wat do you think it would bring in ungraded? and how much if it were graded? help me out please
    thanks!


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    help please?

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    If it's a $50 card and since NFL isn't in season, i'd say you may get 20-30 for it.
    Graded, unless it grades 9.5 or 10 you will probably lose money by the time you pay for grading.

    my 2 cents

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    See whitmanhanssen's Items on eBay

    new cards don't need grading as bad as vintage, I would list it as is. Spending money to make money on E-Bay??? not for $25, even if you did slab it and got $40 that means 25% to 35% of your profit went to overhead and your right back to the starting point.

    If it's a $50 card and since NFL isn't in season, i'd say you may get 20-30 for it. Jonnyweb sounds about right

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    See spartanguy2005's Items on eBay

    http://cgi.ebay.com/2008-Score-SELECT-Joe-Flacco-HOT-ROOKIES-Auto-RC-40_W0QQitemZ320387955052QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_SM_S ports_Cards?hash=item4a989c396c&_trksid=p3286.c0.m 14&_trkparms=65%3A13%7C66%3A2%7C39%3A1%7C293%3A1%7 C294%3A50

    http://cgi.ebay.com/JONATHAN-STEWART...3A1%7C294%3A50

    http://cgi.ebay.com/2008-SCORE-SELEC...3A1%7C294%3A50

    There are some completed listings for cards from the same set but just diff people. Highest being the flacco. Dont forget you can always make an ebay listing and set a reserve price and start the bidding at 0....if you really wanted to see what the card would go for.

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    See tictoc2687's Items on eBay

    Honestly, I would hold off on selling it right now unless you really need $20 or $30 because that's probably what you would get for it. If you wait until the season starts, you would get at least and extra $20 for it.
    I actually don't have a steve slaton auto and I am wanting one. PM me if your interested in selling it through the forum!

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    IMHO, it would be a waste of money to get the card graded for the following reasons:

    1) The card is #d out of 40--how much more unique are you really making it?
    2) Its a new card so, in theory, it should grade high--too much downside risk to grading the card (i.e., getting less than a 9.5 (or even a 9.5) doesn't net you much as people will assume that as the grade)
    3) If the card only books for $50, you really aren't getting much "bang for your buck" when you factor in that the shipping/grading will cost you almost half the book value at the least.

    That is all.

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    thanks a lot for the help guys!

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    See ggjj5000's Items on eBay

    Leave it ungraded and take your chances

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