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07-25-2008, 04:41 PM
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the inequities of grading
Posted By: leon
I was just showing an example. My card could be argued to a 50....big deal....My point is really more about buy the card and don't always take historical prices at face value when determining a value/price.....These could very well both still be 40's, and at most mine is a 50, but there is a huge difference in eye appeal. For the record I paid $60 less for mine than this other one sold for on ebay a day or so ago.....however, my buy was about 7-8 yrs ago...I think...So I did buy the card and not the holder and paid a premium for the card (at the time) relative to the grade... 
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