IMO The problem with pop reports on VHS is that it's still a new market. The ratio of common : rare would probably be very disproportionate still. For instance the amount of lord of the Rings vhs would probably be similar to one of those rare back to the future or star wars ones. Example: if IGS posted they have graded 50 LOTR #1 vhs and they have graded 30 star wars red labels, it might devalue those rare ones because it would appear they are almost as common as the others. At this point those higher value vhs are probably being graded just as much as common ones because people want their top dollar tapes sealed. So would it devalue your 1k vhs? In the short term it
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IMO The problem with pop reports on VHS is that it's still a new market. The ratio of common : rare would probably be very disproportionate still. For instance the amount of lord of the Rings vhs would probably be similar to one of those rare back to the future or star wars ones. Example: if IGS posted they have graded 50 LOTR #1 vhs and they have graded 30 star wars red labels, it might devalue those rare ones because it would appear they are almost as common as the others. At this point those higher value vhs are probably being graded just as much as common ones because people want their top dollar tapes sealed. So would it devalue your 1k vhs? In the short term it