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Chrishicks103

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  1. Did some digging (which I should have done first, lol), and found that you determine the Fair Market Value based on current sales of the card in it's current form (ungraded), and an approximation of what is found should work for the "value" of the card. Also, if the card is deemed to be worth more than stated on the submission form, the submitter will be charged for the tier in which the card should have been submitted. If all that sounds correct, would appreciate someone with more experience than me (which would be any, lol) to confirm or correct? Thanks!
  2. This may be a stupid question, however I'm getting set to submit cards for grading for the first time and had a question about the different tiers. It says that under the Bulk option, the max. value per card is $250, so I'm just wondering how you determine what the value of the card is? And, if it is deemed that it is of a value higher than the one listed in the tier you've chosen, what happens then? Appreciate any feedback or direction that could be given to an absolute newbie in submitting cards!