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11-25-2012, 01:47 PM
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grading cards is a pig in a poke from the beginning, everyone obsessing over a grade, half grade. its unbelievable. they invented grading so they can grade millions of cards and make millions of dollars. they didnt invent card grading for you, the collector. the collector ceased being a collector when they care more about numbers than cards.
i have the number 5 on sale right now for the incredible low price of 16,000 dollars, way below book. the number 4 recently went for 40,000 so this is a steal. email me if interested. 
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