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10-07-2012, 10:29 AM
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collectibility of cut-up 4-on-1's?
recently came across a really nice W. Dickey that was cleanly cut from a 31-32 4-on-1 exhibit. curious as to the opinions on collecting the individual cuts from these 4-on-1 cards. like? dislike? to pursue or not? and does any of the grading services authenticate the individual cuts?
--mike. 
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