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"Rarity" isn't there. "Demand" is there...I would think long term value is good because of that, but of course it depends on where you buy one at (price). Altered cards, correctly labeled and identified, seem to be gaining in popularity. It might have something to do with them being "authenticated" in plastic. good luck
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