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04-26-2007, 08:25 AM
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What is next in 21st century card collecting
Posted By: Mike
This topic is tired and worn out. There are plenty of reasons that make sense on both sides of the issue. Can we discuss something else? I have some cards that are clothed, and some that are naked. For many different reasons. I don't have an intense hatred for either, nor an intense liking for either. There is a place for slabbed and unslabbed. For those that detest plastic, what is your price range, that you will go, without having one of your hated graders, check it for coloring, trimming, or a myriad of other problems. Would you pay $100k for a raw card? Just curious. 
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