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04-26-2007, 06:10 AM
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What is next in 21st century card collecting
Posted By: rand
If i added up all the grading fees & SMR subcriptions i have paid, i am sure i could buy an SGC 60 Goudey Ruth (which i do not own at the moment), but i like to see my cards in an organized list and compared to other sets. One thing that bugs me is when a large dealer shows scans of their raw cards and they are overgraded to psa standards and the selling prices are as high as graded cards. So no better off here. 
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