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06-14-2018, 06:57 PM
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Never buy from a "stock photo" seller, that's a huge red flag - even if you are just buying commons to complete a set. With the prevalence of overgrading out there anymore, and an increasing number of sellers who simply refuse to grade at all (see photos, judge for yourself! God how I hate that...) you are going to find more than a few people that will call a P card Good and a creased VG-ish card EX or better. I'm not wild about professionally graded cards, but do buy PSA on eBay the large majority of the time anymore, even in mid-grade because of this kind of stuff that goes on with raw cards that you can't hold in your hands before buying. TPG's do provide peace of mind.
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