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11-13-2007, 04:56 PM
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Leap of Faith -- what is YOUR jumping off point
Posted By: David Bowden
Since I am relativaly new into vintage, I must put a lot of faith in PSA or SGC. I know that they know more than me at this point. Most of the graded cards I collect are graded 3-5. I feel that at 7 and above it gets too subjective and feel comfotable buying cards below that level. The few times that I do buy raw cards I only buy from well known people and only buy cards I expect to grade a 2 or lower. That way even if I'm wrong I can't get hurt that bad. 
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