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11-12-2009, 08:11 PM
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Hail to Hager!
The few times I met him he was very nice and cordial. His book was the highest quality printing at the time and his grading/values theories were interesting. We had pleasant conversations and Alan knew his stuff.
Of course it was later on I heard stories that seemed out of character. Seriously, I don't know anyone he supposedly screwed over. Is there anyone in our fine community that had bad dealings with him? Or, is it his methods people object to? On another note, his asistant was very bright when it came to cards/coins and his wife was royalty from a country I can't recall. 
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