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01-10-2006, 02:41 PM
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Oh I like cards that you have to look real closely to detect an imperfection,
Posted By: warshawlaw
on the price and the scarcity. I take what I can find on many issues, hold out for the nicest possible in others. If pressed to collect one grade only, I would probably go with ex as interpreted by SGC. Their standards seem to mirror mine the most closely. 
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