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09-11-2007, 11:44 AM
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What is considered "high grade"?
Posted By: Steve Murray
I think that Bruce has pretty well defined the term "High Grade" on their so-called toughest wantlist. As an example for e99 and e100 issues they would be happy with Psa 5's whilst with other more mainstream issues they are looking for 7's and 8's. 
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