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There was a post a while back about collecting goals for the next year.
Like a few of you have mentioned, the stuff in grades I prefer to collect (er, used to) is now out of my budget. So to fill the void, I have been dabbling in a small handful of the the brightest current modern stars. I have been buying raw cards on ebay, then send to PSA and have been pleased with the results. It has been fun keeping the hobby alive for me in this way. However, my real goal has been to not sell any of my pre-war. And I have stuck to that goal. Enjoy and hold what you already have. |
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You mentioned that the grades have been pleasing. Out of curiosity, just how pleasing? 9s and 10s? While not the only thing I've been doing, I've been taking a similar approach to some of my childhood stars with pieces from 1980-2010. But my grades have been almost exclusively 8s and 9s, which was sub-optimal.
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Trying to wrap up my master mays set, with just a few left: 1968 American Oil left side 1971 Bazooka numbered complete panel |
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