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This is the Most Important Topic in the Hobby!
Posted By: JimCrandell
Leon, |
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This is the Most Important Topic in the Hobby!
Posted By: Dave
Jim just curious on your feelings as to the graded cards now and where things stand. On this board anyway with more and more people becomming increasingly uncomfortable to say the least, and many more becoming just plain untrusting of slabbed cards, what impact do you feel the "worst scenario" could have? I know you said you have quite an investment in graded cards, and while my graded cards investment wise are minimal compared to what you probably have, do you see the possibility of the graded card industry as a whole falling off and being stuck with cards not worth what we paid for them graded...or what they "supposed values" are now graded? |
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This is the Most Important Topic in the Hobby!
Posted By: leon
It can run its course in the other threads. I already said I didn't want to see more of these threads.....understand? Also, read my last comment in the one I started.... |
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