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01-24-2011, 08:19 AM
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The A grade!
Hello Everyone,
It's great to be back so here's my first post in a while: I'm not really a fan of the A grade, however I can see it has a purpose. I just feel that in most cases an A grade is just an expensive holder for the card or a way to keep your set all in the same holders. I have plenty of low grade cards with a 1 or 2 grade, and have even done a project like the 1954 Topps #1 Ted Williams (one of my favorite cards) that I own in PSA 1 thru 4! There are plenty of cards out there that i can only afford a PSA 1 or 2, but i'd prefer a number than a letter! Take care, Bill Hedin 
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