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07-08-2019, 07:36 PM
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1963 Clemente. Crack open or leave it as is...?
Need advice guys.
I asked about this on Blowout. Figured I'd get some older guys/vintage veterans to help me out. Bought this from my shop today for 200. Thought I'd take a chance on it. Came from a seller who sold a collection of Clemente cards. Measures correctly No crease No print dots Sharp corners Not restored Etc... Worth more in this stupid slab or should I crack it out and keep raw?     Thanks everyone.
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