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02-14-2019, 02:51 PM
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Thanks guys. Interesting stuff. So a higher graded non rookie would appreciate more than a lower graded rookie? That’s why I posted because I’m just learning how graded cards are valued amongst collectors. Thanks for the input.
Also, I’m not a Yankees fan even though my user name includes “yankee”. I’m from Ohio and a Reds fan. lol, I might need to consider a name change. 
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