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12-03-2006, 02:35 AM
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Slightly OT - PSA grading
Posted By: Anonymous
I think top registry sets, in competitive sets, will obviously contain some or many overgraded cards. a person trying to have the highest registry set is buying the holder and not the card in almost potentially every time. I personally, as im sure everyone has, have seen a card i want to buy in a higher graded holder but also saw another one in a lower graded holder but IMO was better and bought it instead. If looking for #1 Registry spot, you dont get this option, you always take highest graded card no matter it would seem. Not my thing thats for sure... 
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