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01-18-2015, 08:45 PM
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condition
I have been considering shifting my focus to lower condition cards which grade in the VG or VGEX range in order to speed up set building and cover more ground faster. I don't do this for the sake of investment, I just like collecting. I am starting to think I could be quite happy with lower condition cards and sets in binders. From reading posts here, it seems like quite a few of you guys do it this way. Thoughts?
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