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12-11-2010, 03:17 PM
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I am also new to the hobby and really enjoying it, I "branched out" to cards after thirty years of collecting comics.
I go against the grain in both hobbies in that I do not like graded and slabbed cards nor comics. I can tell by looking what shape a card is in and the slab just gets in my way. I believe a collection looks better in toploaders. Just my opinion. Wp 
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