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07-13-2024, 01:12 PM
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I would not have much confidence in a local card shop’s ability to be helpful with anything vintage that’s not in a slab. People who run or work in shops just don’t handle cards and learn about cards anymore…they don’t have to and they don’t. They know slabs and boxed products.
That’s just my own generalized opinion. There are certainly people who run shops that have useful knowledge. I just don’t feel that can be taken for granted anymore.
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