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Old 11-10-2025, 11:41 PM
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Just have to overlook some details:

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“ have had this card looked at many times professionally..” LOL
“... Someone who will also take care of it as my grandfather did and my father”
- I guess that’s technically possible
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Old 11-11-2025, 10:32 AM
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All you have to do now is feel the stock and look closely at the print while holding the card. If it gets to the point where CJs can be reproduced with the correct stock and print, then there goes that collecting niche.
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Old 11-11-2025, 10:42 AM
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Luckily they haven't mastered the colors, yet
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“ have had this card looked at many times professionally..” LOL
“... Someone who will also take care of it as my grandfather did and my father”
- I guess that’s technically possible
Reminds me of the leprechaun flute guy who said it his flute had been passed down from his Irish grandfather thousands of years ago haha

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I’ve heard of BGS, BVG, and CGC.

Who the eff is BCG? Bad Card Grading?
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