Curious...when did "7" become the slab "cutoff"?

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12-09-2009, 01:05 AM

bobafett72 bobafett72 is offline

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honestly, there are some UGLY 7's

there are plenty of affordable 6's that looks just as good and you can find 5's that look stunning sometimes.

i much prefer raw cards, but i love finding a stunner in a low grade slab on the cheap

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