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12-28-2015, 09:49 AM
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Id rather have a PSA 1 graded authentic nicely centered mantle with non noticeable trimming and otherwise clear card or even have a small spot or two versus a destroyed super wrinkled PSA 1 card..
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12-28-2015, 10:50 AM
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One thing for sure, people who own a 52 Mantle seem to have a deep emotional investment in it.
I rarely saw that level of emotional investment with coins. Those people generally didn't care what other people's opinions were. Ok, so, debate aside, I'd take the card with vibrant color and creases over the dull, washed out card. I'd still rather have a 51 Bowman though, and keep the change. 
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