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Posted By: TomW

I agree with Runscott. It just legitimizes that people are willing to pay for anything

"Vintage"

and should be categorized like every other rarity. My vintage cards,photos,cut-outs, are worth more to me than they are monetary. So I guess that proves that these paper-stock items/cards (thick or thin stock) are worth only as much as someone willing to pay for them like my T-206 commons. I'm gonna send my WW cut-outs in to get graded by Roy and AAA. Thanks