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Originally Posted by keenejd
would the raw card sell for more than the graded card?
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I cracked a PSA-8 and sold it raw. I stated the condition and the specific flaw that (likely) caused the 8. I said it was previously graded a PSA-8. It STILL outsold a PSA-9 I listed at the same time.
Before I graded some of these, I wanted to find out why this got an 8. The only flaw was this line. I used these photos in my listing:
I think it's fine if you give the condition of the card in the description. However, a lot of sellers do not provide the condition in the description. Stating "near mint or better" or "nm-mt or better" is not the same as stating the condition of the card.
Therefore a buyer may feel cheated when receiving a card with a dented corner described "near mint or better". Seller did nothing wrong...buyer didn't heed the warning. But buyer is still disappointed.