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02-23-2024, 09:26 AM
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raw increase?
Hmm...Raw still vastly outnumbers slabbed, so by pure numbers raw will
win the day. Aside from purists who pull out a crucifix upon seeing a slabbed card, I agree that many folks shop raw in the hope of soon getting it slabbed. There was a comment above that graded cards are "only for people who care about money". I find that strange, as it's an absolute and thus incorrect from the start. I'll also point out that people who buy raw (includes me) also "care about money". It's just an odd remark. I've collected for 4+ decades, and enjoy it whether I'm buying raw or slabbed. Trent King 
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