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Originally Posted by steve B
If only it worked like that.
How many cards are harder to find that the T206 Wagner? Hundreds? How many are worth as much?
The most valuable card in the 52 Topps High number set is a double print.
The demand matters more than the supply, in most cases far more.
Even for cards that are truly rare in high grades, that shouldn't necessarily translate into higher prices for lower grades, which are simply commons.
But that's not reality.
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Agree. That's why I said, you have to consider a specific asset (like a Wagner, or 1952 Mantle, or whatever. Same asset, grade, and TPG)
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Originally Posted by Mark17
Doesn't it make sense that the price of an asset, all things being equal (same asset, same grade, same TPG) will be lower if 10 are in circulation, rather than 5?
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