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06-15-2014, 04:57 AM
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Strategy for acquiring high grade commons when set building
When trying to build a higher grade set many of us have no problem buying graded HOF's,high numbers etc.How do you approach the commons?Do you buy the best ungraded card you can or do you "pony" up and buy a graded in better condition but much more expensive?
This question isn't meant as an advice thread .I realize buy the card no the holder etc.I was just wondering what each of you prefers.BTW...hopefully today I'll re-enter the hobby after a 3 year layoff while at that time selling all cards to finance non card purchase.My set of choice...1972 Topps.  Thanks, Scott 
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