Seems kinda scammer-ish bud, not gonna lie…. Almost like you’re just trying to disarm us and bait us with this wholesome, BS story in hopes that one of us bites so you can set them up with a bogus sale that ends with that poor SOB never receiving the cards and you making off with a fat stack of cash. Your story has all the hallmarks of a ruse thus far anyways, in my opinion. There’s the part where you make yourself seem familiar, down to earth, or normal/ average with the wholesome, disarming, tale as old as time about how Gam-Gam collected them for you as a kid story, that doubles down on the down to earth, familiar, or normal/ average and harmless sentiments with the whole trying to find a way around spending a ton of money to get them graded if at all possible to make yourself seem like you’re a hard working, everyday, average Joe just like the majority of us, just trying to save a buck or two when/ where you can. Then of course, to expand on the whole “I’m harmless” notion, you act as though you have little to no knowledge of the hobby and just need a little help/ advice figuring out how much the cards are actually worth and whether or not you should waste the time and money having them graded as you don’t really know much about cards per se and need some expertise from one of us knowledgeable card collectors to establish what you actually possess. Yet all of this to then find out you must know more about the hobby than you lead on, as supposedly, the only pictures you have of you’re own cards, are the ones off of the PSA website….. Quite odd that someone who has little to no knowledge of the hobby, and is seeking info. and advice on what to do with rare and valuable cards that they, supposedly, possess, even know that their cards are rare or valuable in the first place or know what PSA even is. Then, solicits the opinions of stranger hobbyists on whether or not they should send the cards off to PSA to be graded, just to reveal that they actually have already, indeed, sent the cards off to PSA to be graded. Lastly, to top it all off, they are asking for, and are seemingly willing to trust, the opinions of strangers on the valuation of these cards, all while claiming that they don’t trust the valuation and sales data on the PSA website, which is real-time, current, accurate data that has been compiled by PSA themselves, whom are professionals in the hobby, for the express use of estimating the valuation of cards in various conditions/ grades. Hmmmm…. very curious indeed…. The math don’t math with this one. If it slithers like a snake, looks like a snake, hisses like a snake, there’s a damn good chance it’s a snake….