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05-14-2016, 06:32 PM
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I don't have any, but I suppose if I could get a nicer card for the same price as a worn one I'd be all for it.
Qualifiers have always seemed silly to me. On some cards like the two basketball ones above they don't seem to be applied with any criteria at all. And centering is supposed to already be part of the grade. So to me qualifiers have always seemed like the slab version of that guy at the flea market who's got a beater and calls it near mint because it would be mint except for the 5 creases and the corner the mouse ate. Steve B 
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