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    trying to trade for a buster posey x factor auto

    hey guys, trying to trade for a buster posey bowman chrome x factor auto. what in your opinion is the future potential for this card and what is the current BV of this card. any advice would be greatly appreciated. just trying to get as much info about this card before trading for it. thanks guys.
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    not sure on the BV,but im hunting one myself,sv is around 70-80,he has great potential,and the card has a great chance of rising,it will probably be my next major pickup,just watch for centering,some havent been the best,and refractor lines. hope this helps

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    thanks for your response, that helps tremendously,im thinking about trying to complete a rainbow with his bowman auto, not sure thought.so far all the x factor autos i have seen have centering problems :( by chance would you be interested in any andy laroche by the letter autos? looking for any topps from 1960-1969 or topps from 1970-1975 let me know.

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    thanks for your response, that helps tremendously,im thinking about trying to complete a rainbow with his bowman auto, not sure thought.so far all the x factor autos i have seen have centering problems :( by chance would you be interested in any andy laroche by the letter autos? looking for any topps from 1960-1969 or topps from 1970-1975 let me know.

    im just trying to get a nice posey stash going. no im actually getting ready to change my name on here,so i dont need any laroches,he has tanked,lol.and i have no cards older than mid 90's

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    hahaha,,no problem, just saw your name and thought you might be interested, good luck on your posey collection.
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    hahaha,,no problem, just saw your name and thought you might be interested, good luck on your posey collection.
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    thanks alot,yeah 2 years when i signed up i was a big fan of his,but that has long since faded,good luck getting that rainbow,and if you do,u HAVE to show me a scan,lol

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    I pulled a posey xfractor and when I pulled it my buddy said "damn, it's off center" and I thought so too...after looking at it later, it wasn't. I thought the same thing about the first xfractor I pulled so I went to look at that closely and it wasn't off center either.

    It seems to me that the xfractor plays tricks with your eyes at first glance. anyone else thought their xfractor was messed up and then later look at it and it's fine?

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    yeah i thought the same thing about the off-centering on mine, but its just the xfractor lines tripping you out. ive never gotten an xfractor graded, but i wonder whether location of refractor lines affect the centering grade. doubt it.

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    I think refractor lines on xfractors are there on purpose in order to create the cubed effect. so I can't imagine that's a defect.

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