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Old 10-28-2024, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Snapolit1 View Post
I think the endless loop of auctions, weekly, monthly, quarterly, pop up, extra innings ….. yadda yadda yadda …. Has made it clear to people that a great deal of this stuff ain’t as scarce or as special as we all wanted to believe. When a single auction has 7-10 of the same card, it don’t seem quite so amazing does it?
There's also the weird math of trying to figure out where the hobby is on certain cards. Even for some great looking cards, rarity won't elevate them past popular cards.

Not vintage, but easy to make an example of...1989 Upper Deck K.Griffey Jr cards still demand $40-50 in raw condition even though we know there's a million+ of them out there in the wild. Who doesn't want one, though? It's iconic junk wax.
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