[sethyarkony]

I got my Jermaine Dye wood in the mail today, and I am unsure what to do regarding sending it to Beckett. Should I get it slabbed and graded? (I have already had an opinion no, but it looks 9.5-10 quality. Or should I get it on an authentic slab because of the lack of a sticker? I'm open to opinions and arguments . Let me know what you think, thanks!

[sethyarkony]

nobody?!

[RGRJohn]

I don't see a reason to get it graded. There is only one. If you decide to sell it, a Dye collector will go for it regardless of the grade I would think. Maybe an authentic slab, but I haven't heard of that many problems with counterfeit wood minis.

[sethyarkony]

RGRJohn Wrote:I don't see a reason to get it graded. There is only one. If you decide to sell it, a Dye collector will go for it regardless of the grade I would think. Maybe an authentic slab, but I haven't heard of that many problems with counterfeit wood minis.

any idea of a good case holder to put it in?

[sethyarkony]

just looking for a couple more opinions

[jerryowens]

get a one-touch holder, but idk what size. ask bergie

[SchmidtFan20]

You can make a nice frame for it out of card board, and then put the mini inside and then
into a nice screwdown. No need to grade it that would be a waste.

Kevin

[bighall7]

How much did you pay for it? I would sell it to a White Sox team or Dye collector and cash in.

[sethyarkony]

bighall7 Wrote:How much did you pay for it? I would sell it to a White Sox team or Dye collector and cash in.

only 100 im gonna shop it at the national tomorrow.

[bighall7]

sethyarkony Wrote:

bighall7 Wrote:How much did you pay for it? I would sell it to a White Sox team or Dye collector and cash in.

only 100 im gonna shop it at the national tomorrow.

Sweet!! I wish I was there! I have a buddy that's there now. Do me a favor, let me know what offers you get or if you trade or sell it, pretty curious now. Talk to ya later!