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02-08-2014, 12:56 PM
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how bad is it to have a pin hole?
I saw this on the Jackson bay last week and was wondering how many members don't mind having a "pin hole" in their cards? Now, I know some collectors dont give a hoot when putting sets together and/or are on a budget but what about big name or big budget cards?
I bought the OJ Fogarty and Weaver a few months back but I personally thinks this type of hole is pretty cool. Although the Weaver hole puncher went a little overboard. What are your thoughts on "pin holes"??? So I didn't think the Jackson would be so small but that's the pin hole I'm talking about Last edited by lug-nut; 02-08-2014 at 12:58 PM. Reason: more info... 
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