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The moveable type might have been easy to switch but the front part, most likely not. Someone with more experience on printing than I would know better.
I do not think he was just talking about pop reports or grading companies. But even if we were...flaws and all, more Millers have been graded than Grants...do you really think that people hoarding them would not have them graded to maximize their "investment"? The traditional SPs in the set are there because the numbers bear out the rarities of these cards. You essentially ignored my points about collections, hobby publications, historical sales, auctions, etc. And, if you really want to belabor the point...I have 13 Doyles I will sell you at Suggs prices right now. Joshua |
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