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01-29-2015, 08:20 PM
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On 2nd thought ...
Totally dig the notion that if it were easy to find, then why would it be special. Happy to hear many would still pay a minor premium for these.
And yes - I want my 1.04 multiplier to be official lol Who could have predicted back in the late 80s (when I started collecting) that we'd see a time when finding a walter Johnson t206 wouldn't be an issue but rather a selection process with lots available on the web at any given moment. I suppose it is precisely this abundance of access that makes going for rare backs and odd print defects the last bastion of scarcity thus driving up interest and value. 
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