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02-15-2013, 11:30 AM
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I remember the AAA fiasco from aeons ago, when we discussed it on this board and elsewhere. My problem with slabbing the cut-outs is that many of the
newbies low on funds and knowledge of the hobby's best wares will buy these catalogue and magazine pieces and think they are really getting something valuable to the vintage card hobbyist. I think Beckett would do well to continue doing what it does well and step away from this 'new' activity. all the best, barry 
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