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10-10-2006, 12:30 PM
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Where are the borders?
Posted By: leon
As I was just placing marker bids in an auction, and after seeing all of the high grade cards.....I thought of a question. This is not to pick on any grading company at all. I am curious if sometime in the future collectors will start paying more for cards with big borders (well, ok, maybe any borders)...even if in a slab. I know when I buy cards I like big borders. I do also understand, very well, that some cards were somewhat hand cut but c'mon....Some of these cards nowadays have very little borders and I wonder if they really came that way (well, actually I don't wonder I am just being nice).....thoughts? American Beauty's aside would anyone pay more for big borders? I know I will.... 
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