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			I don't have to change collecting habits. I have never seen a single PSA 10 I wished to own. But I see a beater and say - "Ahhh, there's the card I want!" Why? Money. Nope. Because the beaters were played with, admired and loved. They were actually used. They are part of the history of the country. They are real. A PSA 10 can never accomplish that. I'm very happy to leave the PSA 10s (and the associated profits) to the card trimmers, shillers and hucksters - as long as they agree not to venture into my beater space. I think we have gotten alone pretty well to date. 
				__________________ __________________ Looking for 1923 W572 Walt Barbare and Pat Duncan. | 
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