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Open door policy for me. Bring 'em all in, as I'm fine with any and all TPG slabs. Of course, if I'm purchasing, the prices have to be in line with the respective differences in value for the big 3 or 4 TPGs.
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I really like this approach for the value it allows when going outside of PSA, or SGC after the mid sixties. How do you organize your collection with all the different slabs? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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