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Originally Posted by JustinD
Centering excellent for 80s, however very worn corners and dull surface quality. 3.5 to 4.5 with today’s standards. Maybe as said prior 30 each on a good day from a newer budget collector. Personally I would not grade either as it accentuates the flaws with a modern card to have anything less than a 7 in my mind, plus, after current pricing with grading fees you would be in the hole after selling.
There’s a good reason a 10 sells so high, they are not the same as finding a needle in a haystack but rather finding a quick threading sewing needle in a haystack sized pile of dressmaker pins. It can be confusing, but definitely enjoy your cards and love them. My childhood Hendersons look the same and I thought them perfect and still wouldn’t move them.
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Totally agree. I remember when the 10s were exploding and dug out my Ricky's as I thought, man, mine are mint! Sure enough, none would have been close to a 10....
Cool video...