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Originally Posted by Matthew H
Most of the price escalation has been in the mint category. My Dad bought me a 1968 Topps Mantle for my 8th birthday, That was 1988. It was in fair condition, he paid 60 dollars... Guess what that card is worth today? Of course the price has "escalated" because slabbed mint examples have sold for thousands of dollars right?
Its a really good thing TPGs are around to keep the value of mint cards high. Just don't crack the plastic or you'll lose the value... CRAZY AS F***!
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totally disagree...
there are hardly any prewar mint cards to begin with so this argument holds no water...
the rarity of a card mainly determines its valuation...actually the more times a specific card is found in mint, the less it is worth...