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Message: [QUOTE="ElGuapo, post: 3835604, member: 3069"] Thank you. As was noted by @[USER=10653]StllH8L8ner[/USER], I am not interested in sending these out to anyone for grading either. Nor paying the amounts of money it would take to get the Jordans, other high priced cards and set graded. I wish it was something I could make an appointment for and spend the day if there was such a thing. I may want to do a better job of getting the set better protected from the binder and late 80's card pages they are in now though. And it's crazy how there is such an industry of fakes around this too. I see it on eBay where people are advertising all of the reproductions. How many more are out there going as "real" but are high priced fakes. And then there are totally random people like me sitting out there with 3 real ones that if brought out of the dark could fetch some real good money. My attitude on these, the set and the extras is I own them and that is that. Rarely think about them at all. Will make a hell of an inheritence when I croak but otherwise they are just sitting in the dark in my safe and that is that. If something catastrohic happened to my family financially I could always make a play with them so that is nice I guess. The other things I have are some really rare Jim Pollock posters for the band Phish. Those are framed and behind UV glass. They are hanging in my office so I enjoy them every day. Jordan rookie cards are worth much more but are just lucky posessions that I own from when I was a kid who once cared about cards. [/QUOTE]

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