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11-13-2007, 03:23 PM
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Leap of Faith -- what is YOUR jumping off point
Posted By: CN
About 2 years ago I started buying mostly cards graded exclusively by SGC after years of buying raw cards. I know I am paying more but I felt slightly burned in several transactions over E-bay with minor flaws on a few cards that I purchased. I still go to the Philly Show every year and I usually buy raw as I can inspect the card. CN 
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