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04-22-2015, 07:14 PM
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Ticket Collectors
Question - when you are buying your historic ticket stubs do you prefer them slabbed and graded or raw?
Reason I ask is 'cuz I have a couple very nice ones that I can't decide. If the PSA process didn't take 3 full months (a quarter of a year) to complete from the time you mail 'til the time you receive, I'd probably slab them, but that is soooo long to wait. Is your decision to buy either on Ebay or at an Auction House impacted if its slabbed or not? My personal preference is to at least hold it raw at first, to have held it like the holder did when they witnessed the event, then to get it slabbed to protect and for re-sale purposes. I believe people in general prefer them slabbed and pay more if its slabbed, thoughts? 
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