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07-07-2012, 08:44 AM
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Guys...I remember when Hager put out his book...and burst onto the card scene...he kinda introduced these square colgans to the hobby...as "proofs"...and I remember a fair # of high grade ones were accugrade entombed.
I don't follow or care much about any colgans issue...just never cared for them. I would presume there are a lot more high grade roundies because there are a much larger # of roundies compared to squares. I'm just trying to make a point that when a lot of high grade cards of a given issue seem surface....canting the overall population of an issue to a dramatically higher grade...they become less desirable?! I don't think this will be the case so much w/e98 as the demand is so high?! I just think in the future these high grade e98's will be popping up on a regular basis...and will become common...and pedestrian...and less desirable! 
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