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01-16-2004, 09:36 PM
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I must be PSA illiterate (sp?) but .....
Posted By: Hankron
While liking sharp looking cards as much as the nice person, I don't think most collectors of autographed vintage cards give a hoot about that PSA-10 crap. Realize that 70 percent of these cards were signed through the mail and the other 30 percent taken to the ballpark or wherever and handed from kid to player and back to kid. If the card looks nice and the signature displays nicely on the card, there you go. 
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