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01-25-2012, 09:34 PM
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Nice theory but likewise I can give you just as many examples where SMR is way lower then the actual price of VCP. All the prices for the most part are driven by the registry people, I constantly see high grade commons in 9 or 10 sell for huge amounts, then the next one comes out and you lose a bidder because one has it so the price drops. Then a third one comes to the market and again now 2 registry guys are out so the price drops even more.
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