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06-06-2013, 09:52 AM
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If you are a VG-EX collector why would you buy graded cards in that range unless you don't know enough about them and are worried they are reproductions/fakes/counterfeits?? There are probably hundreds of thousands of us who collect in that range.
If you want NM and up only, I suppose you had better go graded, but then I suspect you are collecting as much for investing/retirement as anything. I have a few graded cards I picked up on Ebay, and left in the slabs, but most of my stuff is for my collection, not my retirement. 
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