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[nickdrizzle]

Just curious how others choose their declared value... Should I be pricing at a 10 despite knowing that it's not? Or should I grade it based on what I think it is and price accordingly? I understand that it is for insurance purposes but sometimes the difference between and 9 and 10 will bump the tier. Thanks for the insight!

Edited March 18, 2021 by nickdrizzle
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[Ron Churches]

Price at the tier you're willing to pay for that you think covers the insured value of the card that you desire, just knowing that if they disagree and bump you, you'll pay the difference.

[nickdrizzle]

8 minutes ago, Ron Churches said:

Price at the tier you're willing to pay for that you think covers the insured value of the card that you desire, just knowing that if they disagree and bump you, you'll pay the difference.

Appreciate the help

[YUGIMEN]

From what I understand is that Declared value is what the card is worth raw or if you don’t know you can always put what you pay for the card.