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02-17-2010, 04:58 AM
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Loose Cards in Slabs - Worth Less?
I was wondering what your thoughts are on this. I have come across many graded cards in which the card has shifted in the slab. Especially cards that are much smaller than the standard size. Seems like the slabs are made for regular size cards only. If a card is displaying diagonally or is shifted to one side of the slab, does this bring down the value of the card?
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