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02-23-2023, 04:56 PM
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I see $100K+ being spent on some of that stuff and laugh. Holy cow, look at how much nice vintage you could get for $100K.
Oldest card was an '86 and several cards in the video were in the last 10 years. I suppose it's all relative. If people have the money to piss away, then great, I hope they keep that money on the new and shiny and away from the vintage market.
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