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10-26-2016, 03:04 AM
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I once spent over $20,000-
But the person I bought the card from is one of the most truthworthy, best people in the hobby. In fact, I might have been willing to pay *more* for the card given that it was ungraded. Third party grading has its place in this hobby. And I would say that many of my pre-war cards are, in fact, graded. But there is something special about having a few close relationships in the hobby, and people who legitimately love the cards themselves and not the number on the tomb m 
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