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Favorite MLB quote. " I knew we could find a place to hide you". Lee Smith talking about my catching abilities at Cubs Fantasy camp. |
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I prefer raw cards but haven't freed any cards from holders. However, I can see doing it if I found a card I liked that was slabbed but still at a price I liked.
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It's easy, the point is to get the card out.
Some folks don't like stacks of cheap plastic everywhere. They take up room, you buy what you can find. Why does it make any difference how many times a card has been cracked and slabbed?
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700 koufax 7s?
don't ever rely heavily on what a pop reports states. that picture is hilarious but just a tiny glimpse of reality. i only crack when the raw card submittal fee coincides w/ the value of not getting the 10. example: 1994 topps ryan card in a 9 is a $6 card. 10's sell for some reason for $120 - $150. it doesn't make sense to review that card at $17, so crack out a 9 and go for the 10 on a raw sub of only a $6-$7 fee. of course, i doubt seriously anyone is too concerned about the pop report on that card either. although, after all it is only an tpg opinion. and some simply don't agree w/ the tpgs opinion and don't want to send it back in under review w/ the notion the card is "only a 5". they want a fresh set of eyes and an unbiased opinion on it. this also get its in a new holder, hopefully. could come back minsiz, altered or etc. there is definitely an inherent risk in doing so. plus some just like the accomplishment factor, the cheaper alternative for moving up the registry or even the possible profit that coincides. whatever the reason, it's their card and i try not to knock what another collector does. to each their own, i guess. Last edited by begsu1013; 06-18-2016 at 10:11 PM. |
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Well, it wouldn't make much sense for me to collect an entire run and have some of the cards be in slabs and others not. It's considerably cheaper for me to crack the cards out than submit the hundreds of other cards I have for grading.
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Implements of emancipation.
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