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warshawlawnot the grade on the card holder.
Like it or not there is a burgeoning market for error cards from the early days as people who have been shut out of collecting other forms of rare cards due to price are discovering these cards. Really severe printing and cutting flaw cards are reaching into four figures as people recognize how unusual they are and respond accordingly. Who's to say that a T206 with a severe miscut or a ghost print isn't as desirable as a high grade common. Personally, I'd rather own that extremely miscut Camnitz that sold recently than any PSA 8 T206 common.
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