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12-13-2013, 02:03 PM
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All good thoughts!
I went back and forth as to whether graded cards are easier to display or not and left it off the list but I can see why some might think so. Some cards do seem to look better in slabs while others do not. I like the comment about the registry being a "community" and kinda fun to be involved with. Also like the idea that inspecting graded cards helps someone learn how to grade. I know there's been some awesome threads on the main forum discussing ways to display cards. I'd recommend using the search function to find those threads if you're looking for display ideas. jeff 
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