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06-17-2010, 11:04 AM
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 Still haven't broken him out. I think Mr. Lipset had it about right, no rarities, but he put a premium on Rhoades. I don't doubt a disproportionate number of Rhoades have been graded, and maybe regraded. (I cannot understand why folks let the 3PG folks get by with calling their reports 'Population Reports', when what is reported is the number of times they've graded a certain type of card and not the number of those cards that they've graded.) I anticipate 5 or 6 dozen postings of scans of this common T3... 
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