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  • Graded vs. Raw

    Out of curiosity, do you collect graded cards, raw or both? What are your sentiments towards either?
    15
    Graded
    6.67%
    1
    Raw
    60.00%
    9
    Both
    33.33%
    5
    Me, at a Boston restaurant, to a waiter:
    Are you sure the Manny Ramirez (name of burger) isn't a sloppy joe?

  • #2
    This is just coming from me,but I just collect the cards raw.I'm really not too particular about the overall condition of the card,unless is in really bad shape(i.e.,70/30 or worse centering,good to poor condition).Of course I'm talking about the older cards that I collect.

    I never really cared about the graded catrds.But then again,I don't make that kind of money where I can buy top quality graded cards.

    But that's just my personal taste.

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    • #3
      I collect both...I have mostly raw cards, but since I buy most of my cards online these days, buying graded helps to put me at ease...sometimes a seller's definition of "mint" and mine aren't quite the same.

      If a solid graded card isn't much more than a raw one, I'll often spring for the graded one if it's a key card.
      Visit my card site at Mike D's Baseball Card Page.

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      • #4
        I mostly go for raw cards, but I'm at times I'll go for a graded card if it's an "important" one that I want to know for sure is in great shape.

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        • #5
          im almost 100% raw cards but for my most vaulable cards i get graded
          I collect TTM and IP. autogrpahs, right now i have about 125,

          Ive been a sox fan my whole life, always have been, always will be.

          www.soxpride.com ( a fun site to talk to other sox fans)

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          • #6
            Raw is the way to go for me. Why pay a premium price for a card where its condition is obvious? You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who can tell the difference between a 9 and a 10 without using magnification. If using magnification is the only way to tell, then what's the point?

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            • #7
              I like raw

              I collect raw cards. The way I see it, graded cards are good if you want to sell them down the road. The 2 major categories of cards I collect, I collect them to save them, and I dont want to sell them.

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