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06-18-2006, 12:38 AM
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condition of cards collected
Posted By: Brett
I collect low grade pre war cards. I don't have the tens of thousands of dollars to by high grade cards. I just think the lower grade cards look neat in used shape. When i see a real t206 PSA 8 for example, it just looks like a reprint in a way, i think the lower grade cards have more character with slightly rounded corners, and maybe a crease here and there, doesn't bother me. I guess later on i will gradually start to upgrade, but low grade is fine for me because I don't collect these cards to sell 3 days later and make a profit, i collect them because i like them ! 
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