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04-20-2013, 03:10 AM
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SOme simple rules
if I own it, not rare -- if Leon owns it -- very rare
If you make 50 of a card and only 25 people want it (manufactured scarcity) -- you have an easy card And supply and demand -- the rarest and most expensive stamp is a postally used dirty and written on 1c british guyana stamp which wikipedia (and we know how reliable the internets are) says is locked up in a bank vault because the owner died while in prison. My goal is the find of Fans Card including Cobb and Ruth  Rich 
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