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03-15-2011, 12:05 PM
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any pitfalls in buying certified autos from card companies?
so i thought collecting modern sigs would be a fun little side hobby. instead of spending big bucks like prewars, for the cost of a lunch i can buy some modern sigs of guys i liked growing up and watching everyday.
now i find myself starting to drop some t206 frontline hof money on these cards so i'm wondering if there's anything to watch out for. they're certified, and they're from reputable cardmakers...but nothing is 100% fool-proof. scoreboard going out of business and lots of blank kobe/tim duncan auto cards got out and i read on here even to watch out for some fake jeters on topps cards. is it safe to just buy upper deck stuff all day?     
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