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04-16-2007, 09:24 AM
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Who is grading these, and should they be?
Posted By: Jason
During my weekly ebay searches I often come accross items which seem to sold only by as seller called MSA sports which seem to be nothing more then cut up spalding and reach guide pages put into slabs and sold for seeeming high prices. (sorry I don't know how to link to ebay but just seach by seller and you will see what I mean. First does anyone know anything about what grading company is doing this and secondly what is the general view of whether these are legitmiate collectibles. I have always been fairly put off the prices and would like to hear others thoughts 
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