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Paper loss on front > SGC 20?

Posted By: Tony Andrea

"Yes the power of the dollar. You are correct, if you spend a lot, naturally no one wants to lose money including me. I remember when collecting baseball cards was a hobby."

Dan, I can only speak for myself, but all my cards reside in graded holders and it's every
bit a hobby to me than it is to you, I guarantee that!!

Tony

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