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#6
07-06-2006, 02:38 PM
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Why isn't Rarity the No.1 factor in determining a card's value?
Posted By: T206Collector
...then you should get the fingernail analogy. Your argument is that supply should fuel demand. My response is that it depends on what you're talking about. With two cards of Matty, one rarer than the other, and the rarer one being cheaper, you have answered your own question -- supply has influenced demand, but not to a point where demand is for the less rare card. It is hardly a surprising phenomena. 
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