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03-24-2022, 03:57 PM
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Dean's Cards
So, I've never purchased from Dean's before...stared in bewilderment at some of his prices, but never purchased.
As I'm filling in some cards from 1967, I'm noticing that many of his cards that he describes as VG look EX, EX+ and even EXMT in some cases, which is in my range of condition. Question - is Dean's a conservative grader, and might some of his VG stuff be considered EX or a little better by others? Thanks! 
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