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Originally Posted by geosluggo
This has generally been my philosophy. But when I completed a 1954 Topps set recently there were so many suspicious Aaron cards that I ended up buying a low-grade PSA card to be sure of its authenticity. Then I liberated it from its slab.
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I break out every slabbed card that I buy to complete my sets.
I'm not interested in selling them to break a set so no need to have them slabbed. I hate looking at cards in slabs -- it's just not natural.
I do have some single cards that are slabbed -- but not many. They're slabbed to sell in the future -- not to keep.
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