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11-15-2014, 04:45 PM
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1. Collect what you love
2. Buy the card, not the holder(grade) I started with Mantle, and changed my focus over to RC's. As mentioned, you can find better cards in lower grades with better centering. (you can ask MattyC, as he is our so-called resident for finding centered cards- as hes been really hot on the subject) There are people with $$$, spending it so freely to maintain a top registry grade. You gotta find what kind of collector you are and stick with it, whether its a set builder or team/player collector and etc.
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