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08-10-2014, 10:50 PM
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Buy low grade cards. There are some nice looking PSA/SGC 1-2s out there. If a PSA1 turns out to to be trimmed in addition to the staining and creasing you already knew about, it's no big deal. May not effect the value one penny.
PSA and SGC are are good about authenticating cards. That's not a concern. Yes, I know posters can post examples of SGC and PSA misidentifications. I also know Hitler liked dogs and I once wore a sweater inside out to work. 
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