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There is big money in grading things like sports cards, so I guess they are seeing whether there is a market for graded physical media. There is a lot that I don't get. If you've removed the steelbook from it's factory sealed and opened it, then how can it be in perfect mint condition? If it is still sealed, then how can they grade its condition? I can't even imagine having an apartment full of movies that I can't watch because they're all taking up space in those big stupid sealed cases. But I guess it is possible that there will be some collectors that pay extra money for a graded 9.9 Elf blu-ray steelbook.
But why would I care? My mint is my mint in my eyes. Why do I care what this sham of a company care? Lol
And then on top I don’t get the disc back. Lol yeah f**k off
CGC will grade the condition of your steelbook and give it a grading and then hermetically seal it preserving it's quality so in case a serious collector is searching for a graded steelbook then the higher the grade the more expensive it becomes and then also the longer it is sealed also plays a factor.
I get it with the sports cards. And even comics etc and other collectibles. But yeah steels make no sense. As you say to then open it etc. It’s no longer new. Probably cost less on the aftermarket. I dunno. Just seems you’d get less for it after it’s open just so they could check if it’s mint or not
That’s absolutely done me
wtf is a serious collector lol
A collectors who’s serious
I kind of get it for comics and trading cards. Some of those things hold ridiculous value. Some comics are worth insane amounts of money and to have a graded rare issue makes sense. It absolutely makes no ******* sense for steelbooks imo and I totally agree is stupid.
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