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02-01-2008, 10:11 AM
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Buy the Card, Not the Slab
Posted By: Dave S
To me, and agree with Bob, applies moreso to lower grade slabs, i.e. the visual display and appeal of the card are nicer than the technical (be it right or wrong in our opinion!) numerical grade. We've all seen the nicely colored, registered card with great corners...that has light paper loss, residue, or an errant pencil mark or the 
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