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Old 12-18-2012, 10:47 AM
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blah blah blah! is everyone on this board now a lawyer...reading everything so literally?! I stand by my opinions...and I'm sure the thread starter would agree!
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blah blah blah! is everyone on this board now a lawyer...reading everything so literally?! I stand by my opinions...and I'm sure the thread starter would agree!
I haven't given my input since most cards I would mention have already brought up. I did want to add, though, that I do agree with ULLMAN. I took the discussion meaning that no matter what condition you find that particular card in, would it be bring more money than other cards. For instance the t206 Wagner always breaks the $100,000, even when the sides and top are cut off.

So I think the question is grade for grade what is the most valuable. Since most of the cards previously discussed will NEVER be Gem Mint, we have to bring the other cards down to their level and assume the cards are all in VG condition or worse.
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