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So for example if we're talking about a sealed Super Mario Bros NES black-box variant (Oval SOQ R), which would easily sell ungraded, would you say the difference in fair market value of a graded vs. ungraded copy would be slim enough to where you would suggest just selling them ungraded? I've wondered about this, because I did notice a sealed ungraded copy just recently sell on eBay in June for $13,200. Or would you say if the seller had this one graded it would've most likely sold for thousands more? Some pics for reference on the condition of this copy:

Hey - So did the value of the video games really have no bearing on the final cost, making the cost solely based on the number of games you were submitting?

Did you ever get an update on this?