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01-31-2006, 10:12 AM
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Uncatalogued cards
Posted By: barrysloate
I think uncatalogued cards are often overrated. In some sets, such as Yum Yum and G&B among many, you should anticipate that new cards will be found. When they first reach people's attention, they hold a premium, but are soon assimilated into the rest of the set. Five years later, someone looking at the checklist will not remember a certain card was once unknown. However, in some cases it would be remarkable, such as finding a T206 Connie Mack. That would truly be headline news. 
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