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Hi guys -
Does the world's leading opinion seller for cards have a different system for issuing opinions about supplements? I am potentially selling a Collins m101-2 and went to the interwebs to get an idea of resent sales prices. While checking ebay, I came upon these two which are both obviously trimmed (see the lack of grass below his right heal, and the name box) yet both received a # grade. Mine is the front / back scan and the one on the bottom of the overlay. Just curious, Doug |
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My guess is that those were not trimmed but were cut slightly different during production.
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But, the "maybe" is enough to cover the logic of the opinion sellers, so I'm good with it. Doug |
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"The opinion sellers"
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Sad part is that clearly better condition card will most likely sell for less than trimmed one in slab... can't fight city hall.
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It's not that sad for the buyer of the nice one...
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