I'm wondering about the sales of cards after being Graded by KSA.

Anyone have comments on how your cards did on an auction site such as Ebay?

Ungraded cards seem to sell at a higher price. People think cards are better then they really are. A card that is graded a 7 or even an 8 have been set- so a buyer knows what he/she is getting. if a card is not graded the buyer is left thinking that it could be a 10.
I had a Ray Bourque Rookie card graded a 7 and it went for $26. around the same time there was an ungraded Bourque RC that sold for over $40. Before having my card graded, I would have said the card was Mint. since I am not a profesional, I could and do say that. Grading SEEMS to lower the value of the card if its not a 10 Mint.
Search Ebay and keep an eye on 2 of the same cards 1 graded and 1 not graded. of course the ungraded card will say "Mint" which will make it more appealing.

BTW- Beckett graded cards are in a class by themselves.- Thye go for Hundreds of dollars.

and thats my opinion

As for Beckett Graded cards in a class of their own I agree, BUT, its only marketing and Hype, after all they do own the largest price guide company in the hobby.

Personally, I'll go with a Canadian company (KSA).

More marketing in the publications (especially Beckett) by KSA and keep STRICT accurate grades can and should make them move into the Top ranks.

My opinions.

you said.....As for Beckett Graded cards in a class of their own I agree, BUT, its only marketing and Hype, after all they do own the largest price guide company in the hobby.

The hype is what puts them in a class by themselves....