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10-06-2010, 08:15 PM
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supply vs demand = value
This is the classic case of supply vs demand equals value. Rman's tin is infinitely scarcer than a type of a T214, though I do put them in fairly high "rarity" air vis-a-vis their abundance. I believe even a nice common T214 baseball card would go for multiples of those estimates in today's hobby, even though they aren't as scarce (again, if only looking for a type). regards
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