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1972 Topps high numbers -- why so expensive?
Posted By: Fred Goodwin
I know market price is a function of condition, scarcity and demand -- but really! What is driving up the asking price for these cards? |
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1972 Topps high numbers -- why so expensive?
Posted By: Ricky Y
I know what you mean. I'm still trying to build a complete ungraded set and they do bring good prices even though with |
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1972 Topps high numbers -- why so expensive?
Posted By: Chris Counts
I've always believed that most of the so-called rare Topps series, at least since 1967, are not as scarce as some claim. I recall seeing stacks of sharp-corned 1967 hi #s at card shows in the mid-1970s. My guess is that dealers like Fristch and others got a hold of large quantities of high #s from the late 60s and early 70s that never made it to stores, particularly on the West Coast ... |
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