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Alan Rosen "Mr. Mint", what's his business angle?

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"grading killed his auctions"

I partially paid my way through grad school in the early 90's on his auctions. I would buy cards he descried as "mint" assuming they would get PSA 8s, which they did. Then I would flip them to PSA dealers for double what I paid. This was when he was actively campaigning against grading and everything in his auctions was raw. Those were the good ol' days with Rosen.
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