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11-05-2012, 09:49 PM
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I think condition is just one part of the equation for a collection, for some its the most important for others the least important, no right or wrong just up to each collector.
I find that for me on pre WW2 I prefer a solid VG- SGC 40. On newer cards my sweet spot is EX-MT- SGC 80/PSA 6. When I get cards that grade well above these I tend to sell the higher grade and downgrade and use the additional cash to add to my collection. If they are lower than I hold till I can find and/or afford to get to upgrade to my sweet spot condition then sell off the filler. 
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