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05-15-2005, 01:36 AM
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mid-grade collection transition, to high-grade collection
Posted By: tbob
I think Richard is right, I know in my T206 near set I have several cards I think might give a run at a PSA 7 or 8 but I want to keep the set all together in the mylar pocket pages in their binder and not have all raw but a couple slabs. Based on this logic, it stands to reason that there are others out there who have T206 near sets completed a while back who don't have the inclination to send some of their cards in for slabbing. 
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