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06-10-2013, 11:55 PM
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Lots will usually save you money if you have the funds available to buy them when they become available. If cost is an issue, why not just collect the set raw? It's all just personal preference I know, but I don't really see why people spend more and have to store all those slabs for mid grade Topps sets. i can see it if you're working on a NRMT set, or a set where the individual cards are more expensive.
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