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07-13-2016, 07:09 PM
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Exactly; many dealers write prices directly on cards because condition isn't as critical as it is in other collecting genres. And because it's fairly easy for someone to change a priced sleeve from a $1 card to a $50 card because postcard dealers are generally very spread out and have tons of inventory to watch. So writing it directly on the card reduces the chance of fraud.
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