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04-05-2003, 09:30 AM
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A new hobby low. . .
Posted By: Jay Miller
Scott--It's not silly for the grading companies to slab the reprints. They get paid their fee regardless of the items worth. What is silly is the people who pay to have these items slabbed. The only thing collectors need to look out for is grading companies who don't make it perfectly clear on the holder that the card is a reprint. 
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