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06-14-2006, 07:30 PM
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What grade grade am I
Posted By: Jim Clarke
Here you go... Remember the ole saying.. "Buy the card and not the holder". I think that 19th century cards with blank backs with scrap book removal or writing should not be scrutinized as much as postwar cards. Thus more of a premium should be paid for those 19th century cards without any defects as well. I'm sure any registry collector would have stayed away from this lot but me being a collector could not resist.. 
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