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09-07-2011, 06:35 PM
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I can honestly say I really got caught up in the graded registry which is not the reason why I want to collect vintage. Don't know why this happen. I just want pieces of history. Collecting mostly new cards where everything is mostly mint probably started it. Guess I wanted all my cards to look like that. I've let auctions pass and walked pass cards I wanted because they weren't the grade I wanted even though they looked good. My whole collecting focus is going to change because I only really want cards that have nice eye appeal and I thought higher grades were the way to go. I want to thank everyone for the advice. I'm definitely a little smarter today.
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Looking for: Philadelphia A's Vintage Phillies HOF RC 
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