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05-08-2006, 03:45 PM
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is a graded card more valuable ?
Posted By: jay behrens
I found it to be just the opposite. I could get a much better rate of change on street for cash than I could at a bank. There are also substantial risks involved in doing this though. I also used to trade my Levis for stuff. You got an even better return on your dollar that way. Then again, this was in the 80s and things may have changed a lot since them. 
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