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05-12-2011, 11:08 AM
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I don't really collect rarities (yet) but for me, eye appeal is everything. A clear image and nice centering will make me bid up to 30% over what I think fair value is. I've got a couple of PSA 2s that I wouldn't trade for half the 3s I see. Number grades are important from a business standpoint, but eye appeal is critical from a collecting standpoint.
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