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03-19-2010, 01:50 PM
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Vintage Trimmed/Altered Cards...whats the future hold?
Im torn.
Need your guys opinions on the matter. How do we judge what the value is of this cards for the future? For example, i see pre-war cards, that if not "trimmed" would grade in the 6-8 categories. Ex...If a 6-8 grades out at a value between 4,000 and 17,000...how do we judge the true value of a slightly "trimmed" card"? How will the collecting public view it ,5, 10 20 years from now? Is now a great time to get these at a good price, because of time/rarity of high quality cards, trimmed or not? Would love to hear your guys feedback...as its always great to hear!~ 
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