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Trading Tip Keep references. Trading with someone you don't know is risky no matter how trusting they are. Paranoia is definitely not the answer, but a good reputation doesn't hurt. Keep track of names and email addresses of the people you trade with. Some traders request references when they haven't traded with anyone before. With a list handy, trading is much smoother. - tip from www.tradercracks.com |
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Frequently Asked Question What are autograph/signature cards? Fans and collectors have long coveted getting their sports cards signed by the players depicted on the cards. In 1990, The Upper Deck Company became the first company to officially get trading cards signed and inserted into packs of cards. This trend continues through to today with most card companies getting in on the act and offering trading cards signed by athletes in packs of cards. Make sure that the card contains copy on the back that certifies that the card was, in fact, signed by the player on the card. It's just another way that card companies are bringing collectors closer to their favorite players. |
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Glossary Term Paper stock - Generally, the thicker the paper that the cards are printed on, the more expensive the product is for collectors to purchase. Paper stock ranges are graded by points of thickness with most card companies using between 12-point up to 24-point stock. Sometimes, multiple sheets are laminated together to create thicker cards and a more premium feel. |