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11-15-2014, 11:45 AM
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Nine times out of ten, you will likely better from an investment standpoint if you go with the higher grade cards -- the Montana 9 over the Montana 8, for instance.
That said, for my money I would much rather have the Montana 8 (which will have fantastic eye appeal, pretty sharp corners, etc.) and take the extra money I saved from the 9 and buy rookies of Marino, Elway, and Favre. 
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