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07-01-2012, 05:56 PM
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Well look at it this way Peter. You and Kevin agree that this is something not significant but with him being 15 there is going to be many yrs ahead of him calling out stuff. Maybe he thinks if the card was a Pied 25 or SC back that it would have been graded a 1 but with the AB 460 it got a higher graded thus inflating the market with yet another inaccurately graded card that will have a flip collector paying more than its worth.
Wazoo don't be discouraged. You get flack from some and not others but I guarantee if you need help with something that most of the guys on this board would bend over to help out. Glad to see a young collector on here. 
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