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04-07-2011, 11:13 AM
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How do you collect vintage graded cards?
I am fairly new here so apologies in advance if this has been discussed elsewhere. I was wondering how people collect graded cards for their vintage card collection. Personally, I collect what I like which are 1930's through 1941 cards and occasionally pick up tobacco cards. For the most part I look for cards that are in the PSA 4-PSA 5 range, and SGC 40 and above. Like most comments that I have read here, I look at the card first before I judge the worthiness of the grade on the slab and leave the top tier cards for the professionals out there.
 Just curious to see the criteria people use to collect vintage cards. 
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