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01-02-2012, 09:02 PM
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Just the facts......little advice
My tobacco cards are 85% graded, average grade 3.5, highest grade 7.5,
lowest grade 1. My HOFers are an odd group with most being higher than or equal to 5 or lower than or equal to 2. Eye appeal of many lower grade cards is a plus for me. Advice - do what you want, but keep a little money for groceries and gas. You'll make some mistakes as well. Mr. Merkle i purchased raw for less than Mr. Powers. SGC gave the Merkle a 60. The Powers card looks nice, but someone thought he needed a C in front of his chest protector to remember his position, which I actually didn't see when I bought him. I focused more on the paper loss on the back. Needless to say Mr. Powers will not make the trip to New Jersey. So it goes...... Enjoy the hobby. Last edited by frankbmd; 05-05-2016 at 08:58 AM. 
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