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01-13-2008, 08:46 AM
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Will provenance become more important?
Posted By: leon
I think the answer is going to be "yes" for most folks. I know I will pay a small premium for a card with good provenance. I don't collect high grade in general but this card, and the ones found with it, had great provenance. I am leery of buying high grade cards without it......This from the last REA auction...(shown many times but still nice to look at) 
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