Should I get my cards graded?

If my intention is to sell them, should I get cards from 1910 - 1915 graded/authenticated? They are in varying degrees of condition, with a fair number of HOFers. I am thinking it would cost a pretty penny to get them all graded. It is worth it?

Low-mid grade, go with SGC. It is cheaper, you don't have to become a member, the prices you draw for the cards are the same as PSA, and you will have more bidders than ungraded.

show some scans, we'll have a better grasp value-wise. seems like you have some pretty nice cards. anything above a GOOD card should be graded.

cccc wrote:show some scans, we'll have a better grasp value-wise. seems like you have some pretty nice cards. anything above a GOOD card should be graded.

Thanks for the input, I'll get some scans up tomorrow. Some of the cards are pretty rough, complete with caramel on the back. But if those rough cards are HOFers, should I get them graded too?

Gotta sleep for a bit.

Yeah because they will just sell better if they are authenticated.

If u have high buck cards like cj wags, plank, cobb...among other caramel hof'ers...you'll definitely want to get them graded...which most auction houses will facilitate for you...some of the commons may not be as critical...but...with the mania over t206 these days...you'll probably want to grade most of those as well.