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11-18-2009, 04:04 PM
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Curious...when did "7" become the slab "cutoff"?
Ive read it before, and seen it on auctions.
Just wondering when "PSA 7" became the "low point" cutoff for so many collectors? I'm new to the vintage slab world and always willing to learn. Thanks for the read, Eric
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