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08-19-2015, 06:43 PM
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Thanks guys.
I have to say, for a hobby that is often so focused on authenticity and scarcity of quality product, I find it odd that these are not more in demand. While I understand the re-holdering over the years in order to have the most updated style and best quality grade, it seems that this only enhances the appeal. From what I understand, these flips were only produced in 1991 & '92. How many cards could they have graded in that time frame? It was such a new idea, that it couldn't have been many. Add the re-holdering, and it seems as though the number in circulation must be fairly low relative to the total cards graded over the past 23-4 years. Anyway, thanks again for the thoughts. Last edited by NorthOfBoston; 08-19-2015 at 06:49 PM. Reason: Spelling 
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