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ted williams raw card grading question
@hobbybox_hankgot a raw ted williams card from the red sox, centering looks decent. should i grade it or just keep it as is?
@hobbybox_hank3 answers
@nba_natenah, raw ted williams cards are still cool without a grade. just keep it as is.
@five_hole_frangrade it for the peace of mind — better to know than to guess.
@kbryant_fangrading costs can eat into value — just enjoy the card as is, seriously.
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