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09-22-2011, 04:29 PM
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Additions to my Phillies PC. First raw cards.
I switched from graded to raw cards basicly because of my budget. I also want to store them in a binder. Much nicer to look at in my opinion. Going to focus on centering the best I can. Not going to worry about trimming etc. If someone wants to alter a common I feel sorry for them. Besides, the are cards not leaving my collection unless my kids decide to sell them when I'm gone. Maybe the only cards I'll buy graded will be the more expensive ones just because of cost and they will get set free. This is my first crack at raw. Got them all for around $100 delivered. Graded would have been 2x+ that. How'd I do?
  Thanks for looking and comments always welcome. Mike
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Looking for: Philadelphia A's Vintage Phillies HOF RC 
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