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A lot of great advice here; Luke and Brendan in particular express my own opinions. Let me add:
I collect raw for a couple of reasons: foremost, I'm a romantic and I like to be able to touch the cards, to sense their antiquity and the spirit they convey; secondly, generally speaking, if you're patient, you can get a better deal $ on ungraded cards; lastly, it's a great pleasure to be able to flip through the binder and easily view/reference my collection anytime I'd like. I've been actively collecting the Monster for a number of years, and as I near completion [516/518] I've realized another thing: I've enjoyed the chase probably even more than I will the attainment of the goal. Fortunately for me, the chase now continues as I'm upgrading about half my collection [having started out collecting lower-grade cards]. So I still have years to look forward to, in the never-ending quest for nicer cards. I could go on, but I'll end it here, wishing you a bon voyage. Doug |
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