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05-06-2017, 03:01 PM
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I have quite a few graded wrestling cards. One of the reasons I have so many is I appreciate eye appeal. That said I don't confuse reality. Higher grades go for higher prices. Matty you can certainly take credit for playing a major roll in collectors appreciating lower graded centered copies but at the end of the day the higher graded examples can climb the most.
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