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Then you also have the age-old question of whether the "rarer" card gets submitted to graders more often than the more common cards. For those with raw sets, do most of them include both Cady and Pratt, or only one?
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That is interesting, actually. Pratt has the reputation. And others are close in proximity, in scarcity, but don't get the money either. What a money grab for set collectors
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