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01-21-2015, 01:11 PM
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These are the sort of cards I like to collect now:
  In a moment of weakness I sent both to PSA. Wanna guess the grades? I am also perfectly happy with lower grade cards if they are at the right price for my collecting budget and tastes. These are just fine with me and collectively I don't think I spent $100 on them:       About the only place where I tend towards high grade cards are for my 1970s cards, because that's how they looked to me out of the packs back then as a kid.
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