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07-30-2010, 08:50 PM
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To me, it all depends on three things:
1- The scarcity of the card - how available is the card in a numerically graded holder? 2- The reason for the "A" rating. Not all reasons for receiving the "A" are equal in my book. Trimmed vs. restored vs. recolored vs. a piece of tape on the back are not equal in terms of value or desire to me. 3- Eye appeal. I'd rather have an "A" card due to a piece of tape on the back then a chewed up beater graded a PSA 1 or SGC 10. 
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