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01-16-2011, 05:37 PM
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There are a few things to consider. Is the card a blank back card? If so, then (to me) back damage doesn't mean too much. OJs, in my opionion, are "judged" incorrectly. As mentioned earlier the N172s get hammered if the back has a few imperfections. I think something else to consider (and everyone is going to say, no $hit Sherlock) is if the back was a consideration in the purchase of the card. If I were buying a T206 with a DRUM back I'd want to back to be in better condition than the front.
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