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10-13-2019, 07:39 AM
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I'm not following the Rascal. Graded cards have several advantages over raw cards, especially for new or part-time enthusiasts: less chance counterfeit, more easily handled and stored with less risk of deteriorating, and some assurance regarding the quality level of the appearance of the card. That has to have a positive effect on auction prices.
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