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01-28-2008, 11:32 AM
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The grading of pins
Posted By: Paul Muchinsky
Since I have been a member of the network for almost a full 48 hours now, I figured it was about time to stir up a little controversy. [Don't ask me how long it took me to figure how to start a new post versus keep adding to my first post.] How do the network members feel about the grading of pins? No sooner did my book come out where I boldly said, "unlike cards, pins are not formally graded and slabbed" (or something like that), do I spot my first slabbed and graded pin. Regarding the patently false mis-statement in my book, to quote Curley of The Three Stooges, "I was a victim of soycumstance" (I then get slapped by Moe). Want to talk about this? Good, bad, long overdue? 
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