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01-11-2006, 08:58 PM
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BEATER WAR!
Posted By: Ben
Let's face it, many of us wont shell out thousands for a psa 8 when we can get the same card raw, with creases and rounded corners for 1/10 that. Collecting low grade can be alot of fun too. Many people on the board claim to have the crappiest conditioned cards out there. I mean some real hooey. I want to see who's for real. 
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