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05-09-2012, 01:59 PM
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I was surprised when I sold of collection on ebay 2 years ago I actually made a profit even though all were raw...1/2 I popped out of their holders.Grades were in the g- vg-ex range.(Goudeys,a few caramels)When I bought them I had no intention to sell but I wanted to finance a non card purchase.That said maybe or maybe not I would have gotten more.If they were higher grade I probably wouldn't have broken them free.Low to mid grades...does it really matter?. If you have good scans a collector can tell ...for the most part the quality.Alot of great bargains out there raw.I don't mean this to be a anti grading rant. Love those pics!!!!
scott 
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