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Posted By: Hankron
Though an imperfect measure, probably the best way to determine scarcity is to look at auction and sale results ... As the Wagner sells for by far the most money (Doyle a close competitor in lower grade), it has to be listed as the scarcest, even if not the rarest. |
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