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Never really cared for graded cards. Call me old school but I prefer to collect like I did when I was a kid. I love for my cards to be as nice as I can get but not encased in a plastic coffin. I also like the pricing of raw cards. With a little study and research great deals can still be had. I can see the advantage of it for the investor or value oriented collectors but the money doesn't matter to me. It's just a fun hobby that I've recently come back to.
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Last edited by ASF123; 12-18-2020 at 10:32 AM. |
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I'm going to say #1. I don't like the looks of the left lower corner.
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The ferocity of looking straight into the barrel of the Ryan cannon as he's about to blow you away?? Best...card...evah...
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