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12-09-2025, 08:30 AM
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To me, this is all a BS marketing ploy. It all depends on how the card looks. We all say it on here buy the card not the grade. The bottom line is that it can be an old grade or a new grade. It depends on how the card looks if it deserves it or if it’s high in said grade or not, that’s really what it's about. Check out this website, it’s about eye appeal regardless af grade. Snowman was big on this before he was removed from the board. I think he is part of the group that has this site. Pretty smart.
Alpha.eyeappealinc.com Last edited by Johnny630; 12-09-2025 at 08:39 AM. 
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