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01-10-2015, 03:48 AM
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What is your deal breaker?
We all have standards for what we want with regards to condition for our pre-war card collections.
I try to pick up examples that have nice fronts...free of creases or wrinkles. Backs can have issues, but the fronts should present very well. I realize I do have one deal breaker...even if it's a rare card. I get the willies when I see cards with mice bites. What are your "deal breakers?" Patrick 
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