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11-20-2004, 09:07 AM
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Lot of 21 1910 Tip Top Cards
Posted By: Bruce Babcock
The PSA graded aspect of this group certainly added to the auction price. My set is ungraded. I find the PSA practice of adding a layer of Saran Wrap to an already entombed card annoying. If they would simply create inserts that actually fit the cards, as SGC does, they wouldn't have to do this. For the prices they charge, this doesn't seem like much to ask. Anything other than T206, Goudeys and Topps sized cards seems to throw them for a loop. 
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