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Big80s
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Hello friends,
I basically gauge desirability of an unopened product by the likelihood of it yielding high grade cards - which I'm sure many of you do. For example, rack packs are at the top of the food chain for me as they seem to produce the sharpest cards, followed by wax packs and then cellos (bring up the rear).
With that said, where would you unopened gurus place grocery racks? Specifically I'm referring to the kind that look like they hold three individual mini-cello packs. Are these mini-cellos (and forgive my lack of better term) as harsh on the card corners as regular cellos have been known to be?
Thank you for your input.
I basically gauge desirability of an unopened product by the likelihood of it yielding high grade cards - which I'm sure many of you do. For example, rack packs are at the top of the food chain for me as they seem to produce the sharpest cards, followed by wax packs and then cellos (bring up the rear).
With that said, where would you unopened gurus place grocery racks? Specifically I'm referring to the kind that look like they hold three individual mini-cello packs. Are these mini-cellos (and forgive my lack of better term) as harsh on the card corners as regular cellos have been known to be?
Thank you for your input.
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Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
Jeff