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My old scanner is a Canon MX860. Works great for regular baseball cards but is terrible with graded cards. I just picked up the 8400F for $19.00 + $12.00 s/h on eBAY and I couldn't be happier...
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Just picked up a 5600f as many of you recommended. Love the clarity
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