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09-12-2022, 03:32 PM
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I get as much joy out of a card that is in fair shape as the same card in EX-MT. I collect a lot of sets that are rare to see, so I can't be picky about condition when one I need crops up. If I own an EX and see a F, I buy the F and trade away the EX for something else on my want list. A sharper corner makes little difference to me, but it makes a lot of $$$ difference.
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