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11-03-2009, 02:26 PM
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Some very interesting comments...
so far. And to be sure, the thread should be titled "rarity". I noticed a few comments suggested pre-war collecting is a "pimple on the ass" compared to other time eras, but isn't that a result of being "priced out"? I would imagine the number of pre-war collectors would increase dramatically if cards cost $5 instead of $50...
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