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#14
04-27-2012, 01:08 PM
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lets see
i know there are OLD SCHOOL collectors who dont like plastic....
but you cant tell me these collectors are cracking out VALUABLE CARDS and putting them in mylar sleeves..that would be assinine... not only does that immeadiately lower the value of the collectible, but it puts it back in harms way... so using the POP reports for rare cards is a good idea because these will be VERY ACCURATE... no intelligent person is deslabbing a RARE VALUABLE CARD..NOT DONE! 
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