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09-09-2021, 09:11 AM
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When it comes to older cards, I actually prefer the beat-up ones. I want my old cards to look their age. Even if they're graded, there's something just not right about a perfectly pristine T206 or '52 Topps (or whatever). That said, the turn-off for me is if it's been altered or damaged in some way where too much is missing. Beat up or not, I still want the whole card.
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