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Old 04-11-2013, 11:48 AM
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As for the best unaltered Wagner, I think the PSA 5 (not the Jumbo PSA 5 MC) and three raw Wagners in private hands are the top candidates.
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Why on earth would someone not have their raw Wagner T206 graded and slabbed?
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Old 04-11-2013, 11:55 AM
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Why on earth would someone not have their raw Wagner T206 graded and slabbed?
If you know it's real and have no intention of selling it, why bother?
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If you know it's real and have no intention of selling it, why bother?
Why? Because no one lives forever and you can't take it with you. Well, you could but it would be stupid.
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Why? Because no one lives forever and you can't take it with you. Well, you could but it would be stupid.
I am sure the folks who own raw Wagners never thought of that, but perhaps they are reading this thread and will be grateful for your input.
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I am sure the folks who own raw Wagners never thought of that, but perhaps they are reading this thread and will be grateful for your input.
I am open to counselling these poor souls. Obviously they need my help. The first step is admitting it. I'm here for them.
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Why? Because no one lives forever and you can't take it with you. Well, you could but it would be stupid.
What does life or death have to do with getting a card slabbed? Have we slipped that far?
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What does life or death have to do with getting a card slabbed? Have we slipped that far?
That makes two of us who should not have bothered to respond.
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Why on earth would someone not have their raw Wagner T206 graded and slabbed?
If you are not going to sell it, and are not a slab collector, why on earth WOULD you?

I think the current owner of the Mastro Wagner got it right.
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The finest untrimmed Wagner is owned by one of our board members and he has no intention of ever getting it professionally graded. He's simply not interested and doesn't care.
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