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02-17-2009, 02:28 PM
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Criteria For Chasing Cards
Posted By: LenK
#1 Player.....#2 Eye Appeal....#3 Condition...#4 Investment Quality....#5 rarity...for me #1 & #2 are tied for most important.....condition and investment quality mean little to nothing to me......and rarity probably means i can't afford it anyway....any thoughts? 
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02-17-2009, 02:54 PM
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Criteria For Chasing Cards
Posted By: Frank Wakefield
The History... who was he, what did he do, who did he play with... for me it is all about that and almost nothing to do with those other factors. Part of a certain set or series, that's a consideration of mine, too.
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