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If you want cards graded go the PSA or Beckett. If you want to buy them they are readily available online and at card shows. I'd also suggest to buy the highest grade possible. Even if it costs a little more. The PSA 9 for example, are a dime a dozen. While the PSA 10 is fairly rare.

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Graded cards are encapsulated in a plastic tamper-evident case. Card collectors will refer to the encapsulated Graded cardas being "Slabbed."

Slabbed - A term used to describe a professionally graded card that has been encapsulated in a sonically sealed card holder.

Popular card graders include PSA, BGS SGC and GAI.

For example After a PSA graded card is graded each card is sonically sealed inside a protective, tamper-evident PSA holder with a tagged label that shows its certification number, manufacturer, grade, date, unique bar code and player's name. This label appears above the card that is graded. Grade - A description of the condition of a sports card or Sports Memorabilia item. Grade is always a big component of price. The higher the grade, the more desirable, and consequently, the more valuable the item. Nowadays nearly all valuable sports cards are graded using the 10 Point Grading Scale established by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) in 1991.

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