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"AUTHENTIC" graded cards are not always what that "A" represents them to be ?
As most of you on this forum know, I'm not a fan of Graded cards. But, even I realize that there are times when....."you have to go with the flow".
I prefer to collect Sportscards as I did when I was a kid...... the feel of the cardboard.... to caress them.... and, to smell them And, don't laugh, that last factor is an important one because would you like to deal with cards that have been subjected to a damp environment ? I don't think so ! Anyhow, a year ago I submitted to SGC this Jennings from my AB 460 subset. And of course, I first cracked it out of its original "A" holder before I submitted it to the guys at SGC. . SGC returned this card to me with a grade "60"....which now makes my Jennings/AB 460 card the highest graded one of its kind. Therefore....do I now try my luck with these two gems ? . . Hey guys....how's about sharing with us some of your similar experiences with the "world of graded" cards ? ? TED Z . |
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