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04-16-2010, 02:52 PM
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Already graded is the way to go, they can be had for the same cost, or sometimes less than a comparable raw card. I've got 4 dozen or so 33 Goudey beaters, only 14 are graded. I bought most of those already graded, the cards I had graded were HOFers and the commons I really liked.
Enjoy whichever way you go. I prefer SGC, but I have PSA cards as well. 
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