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08-23-2020, 12:15 PM
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Supply vs. Demand (Vintage Pre-1914 baseball)
Just sunday food for thought...
I guess we probably use the T206 as the metric... but there seems to be quite a few insanely rare sets and singles from 1895-1910, that dont hold the valuation they should ( at least based on HOF'r vs Population) Some cards that appear between population reports (SGC and PSA) are in the 2 digits (20-200) total... overlooked? lack of sentiment? availablity = desire what you guys think? (just one example - https://www.psacard.com/pop/baseball...-caramel/36061 ) 
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