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I only collect graded, with this "loosely" as my general rule... on anything pre-1972 the lower the grade, the better. on 72 to 79, looking for 7's, 8's and possibly 9's on 80 to 09, looking for 9's and possibly 10's For Mathews, i go for 5/6 maybe 7's Of the ones i own, they were all fairly reasonable. Havnt tracked down an affordable '53 bowman yet. its the '52 that wont be reasonable!!! LOL
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