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After a professionally graded card receives a grade the card is encapsulated in a sonically sealed card holder. Card collectors will refer to the encapsulated Graded card as being "Slabbed." This assures that the card is authentic and was the card given the grade. Popular companies that Grade cards 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.
Graded cards could sell as high as double the book value or more of a non graded card in the same condition.
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Very can only go with graded adjectives e.g. small, cold etc. Quite means very with non graded adjectives such as 'different'.
How much is your 1933 Babe Ruth 144 card worth?
A 1933 Goudey #144 Babe Ruth card graded PSA NM-MT 8 sold for $16,240.00 at auction. Non Graded, and lower grade cards will sell for less. Another card not graded sold for $1,134.06 in excellent condition.
Are screwdown cases better than getting cards graded?
A screw down case is great for protecting a valuable card that you want to display. A card that is graded is encapsulated in a sonically sealed card holder not only for protection but to protect the interity of the card graded. The card holder is tamper proof so that the card graded can not be switched with a card of a lesser grade. The higher the grade, the more desirable, and consequently, the more valuable the card. Nowadays nearly all valuable sports cards are graded using the 10 Point Grading Scale established by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) in 1991. For this reason it would be better to have the card graded. It would be as protected as having it in a screw down case, and more valuable. Graded cards in general can sell as much as twice the value or more than a non graded card.
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