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11-21-2013, 07:14 PM
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What card flaws are acceptable for your PC?
I am curious to see what flaws you can live with in order to get the cards you need (especially the high end cards). Personally, I stay away from cards with paper loss, tears, pin holes, or writing. I can live with a crease or two as long as it doesn't detract too much from the look of the card. Also, rounded corners don't really bother me.
Anxious to read your responses.
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Happy Collecting Ed 
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