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05-05-2022, 02:05 PM
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I really like that idea. I don't have much more horizontal space left, so going to the wall makes sense.
I don't see many of those available on the bay right now. I'd be a bit worried about authenticity if they're not graded, but graded ones won't work well on the wall unless I crack them (which I'm willing to do for low grade). I'll post over at BST and see what's out there. Maybe a supplement or cabinet card or two could do the trick. Other ideas? 
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