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09-06-2011, 06:41 PM
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Question about buying graded
Since I'm new to the vintage world I buy all graded. This is basicly a question to see how others who buy graded go about it. I'm on a moderate budget every month. If I'm looking at a 1965 Steve Carlton RC for example, would you buy the best grade with the money you have or maybe drop a grade and get another card you're looking at? Also, considering the year of the card do you have a minimum grade you look for? Just looking for ideas.
Mike
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Looking for: Philadelphia A's Vintage Phillies HOF RC 
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