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04-13-2006, 06:03 PM
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T210 Avails, Etc.
Posted By: Patrick McHugh
As to the T210'S my guess would be price. In any market higher prices bring temptation to sell. If the other collection comes up for sale prices should still be high. Condition and rarity dictate price and there are certain cards that will always be in high demand. It's very interesting as auction houses keep bringing more supply and greater items the prices just keep rising. My thoughts are we are in a very strong bull market for cards right now. It could go on for 1 more month or 10 more years. There seem to be enough people collecting and more entering the market everyday to keep prices rising. 
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