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05-12-2011, 06:07 PM
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For me, eye appeal is the deciding factor in whether to purchase a specific card or not.
I have a specific grade I'm looking for with a card. So, the grade puts a specific card on my radar. If the card has the eye appeal I'm looking for, I go it. If the card doesn't have the eye appeal, I pass on it. Steve 
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