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06-24-2024, 02:59 PM
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422. Mourning Track Power
Buying up cards of a very old former player for the sole purpose of selling them at exorbitant prices on the gigantic bubble that will surely come after he passes away.
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I believe there have been "studies" that typically show a slight-moderate increase for a few weeks or months after a player's death, then drop back down to what they originally were. Long-term I think Mays will go up, but not because of his death
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