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04-26-2007, 05:50 AM
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What is next in 21st century card collecting
Posted By: Dylan
I often like to buy raw cards. But buying raw cards doesnt work out if you want high grade examples these days. Before slabs im sure you could track down NM T206's and E cards but i almost never even see NM or better T206's for sale in raw form. Now I suppose you could bust it out of the slab but if you ever need to resell its bad news. After buying some Tobacco and candy cards in sgc holders and displaying them next to eachother i think they look awesome. A lot better then screwdowns. Plus there protected, so if you dont like it fine, but i'll take em slabbed and raw both 
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