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#15
05-30-2016, 10:43 AM
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1. Buy what you like
2. Buy the card not the slab/grade 3. Emphasize eye appeal since you'll want to actually look at your cards 4. Vintage rookie cards are often butt-ugly so give them no quarter see #3 5. Don't listen too much to anyone in this forum since you have to determine your own priorities. See #1
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