This Is Why Grading TCG Player Cards Is A Gamble

[@1upization]

The older the cards you order, the harder to get a solid grade.

[@E4Relyks]

Truth

[@GamingTaylor]

I don't see why anyone would buy a graded card under a 10. Isn't the whole point of owning graded cards to prove they are mint condition?

[@E4Relyks]

Sometimes. Some people just like them in the slab. Depends on the person

[@Phlegm187]

Have you ever tried taping a $20 bill the sleeve of each card you're submitting? I've heard it does wonders for the grading.

[@E4Relyks]

No wonder they graded poorly. I only use $5 bills

[@d2h655]

Thanks for the video

[@E4Relyks]

100%

[@Xsonic974]

send 3 more times to get all 10

[@E4Relyks]

I do that and with my luck they would be all 2s

[@williamgagnon1986]

We learned a valuable lesson with cards from TCG… the second submission is much better 💯😁

[@E4Relyks]

Much better

[@schultzhsaker20]

Did you pregrade these? Typically 7’a or lower you can clearly see signs of surface wear/edgewear or centering issues

[@E4Relyks]

I didnt. I just did this for the video. Bought various cards off TCGplayer at my sons request and grade them as is, although I did clean any finger prints and the like off

[@PrincessMayhem88]

Omg 7!!

[@E4Relyks]

SEVEN! SEVEN! SEVEN!

[@hdonkers]

7 7 7