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11-19-2019, 08:37 PM
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Modern = 1981-1986
Junk Wax = 1987-1994 Refactor and #d Era 1995-present The difference is that modern can be somewhat challenging with all of the production flaws and full bleed colored borders but junk wax is available in abundance in essentially flawless condition. Last National I pulled so many perfect looking major RCs and stars from junk boxes, cards that have lost 90% or more of their value since their peaks.
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