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10-14-2013, 06:06 PM
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Hi Eric,
In answer to your original question, it absolutely depends on the collector! I've always preferred a neatly scored program to a mint, unscored version. I believe that it adds color to the game through the eyes of the patron that took the time to score it. BTW, scoring games is absolutely a lost art today. Very few fans even know how to do it, FWIW... 
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