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04-04-2010, 06:33 PM
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Is it truly rare ?
Given the number of these 2 items in the REA auction -how relatively rare are they?
I pulled out from submitting a Cobb T206 Green because I learned there were already a couple of them in the auction. Seemed to be too many to get a great price. I have a 1925 Ruth Postcard PSA 5 - Maybe the single highest grade of this item ever (or second highest). It is more "rare" than these Plank T206's. But the market price will only fetch , maybe $3k. - for a 1920's Ruth card for crying out loud. And how much for a not-one-of-a-kind Plank?!?!?!?!?!?! Jeesh, go figure. Only thing I can come up with is this hobby is driven primarily by Demand, demand, demand. Not supply. 
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