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The Math of Flipping Raw to Graded: Does the Math Actually Add Up to Making a Profit?!

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One of the most common approaches to making money with sports cards is buying raw cards, getting them graded and then selling them at a higher price. In this video, I'm gonna look at the math at a bunch of examples and see what we can see from what the math can tell us. This should be a useful exploration!
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29 июн 2024

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@davidmillschills Месяц назад

Keep in mind, the only one who earns money for sure is PSA, with grading fees more then double of CGCs, it is unlikely that they do not earn a pretty fortune.

@scoa Месяц назад

100%, they are making bank on the hobby. I don't know how they managed to position themselves the way they have. They aren't objectively better than other graders, but they certainly have managed to corner to market

@sportscardfactory 29 дней назад

I can make profit off a whole submission without getting any PSA 10's... it's all about the specific cards that are graded and know what collector's have an interest in. Find a niche and get really good at knowing how those sets grade then expand.

@scoa 29 дней назад

I think the part you say about finding a niche and expanding from there is great advice. Find the spots that work and gradually spiral out from there.