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12-09-2005, 12:50 PM
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19th Century Single Card Record (Publicly Sold)
Posted By: JudgeDred (Fred)
I thought about that and figured the same thing... it would matter how many were available... but then another thought came to mind... what if they make 50 of these magnets. That would be 50 mint condition magnets.... now lets say I trash one, there would be 1 Gd+ condition magnet and 49 Mint magnets. Would that make my Gd+ condition magnet more valuable? 
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