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06-15-2007, 04:22 PM
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At Today's Prices What's a Good Buy
Posted By: Dylan
If by your question your asking what sets are priced too low for their relative scarcity then I'd say a set like T213. But then you can use the arguement of supply and demand(there not in demand) and say there priced just right. All depends on how you look at things. I do think ramlys well continue to move up in price. Not only are they somewhat rare but they are very popular as well, the winning combo. I was saying that about obaks and Ecards several months back and they have done nothing but move up and up. 
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