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11-28-2009, 12:14 PM
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Fair enough, Jay. Thanks for your clarification. We are probably in closer agreement than it appears. Let me summarize where I think we agree:
1) The "unlisted is more valuable" rule does not always apply. 2) In most cases were it does apply, it is because the buyer (sometimes erroneously) equates "unlisted" with "rarer" and therefore may pay a hugh premium because he doesn't know the difference (or has money to burn and doesn't really care). In either case, the true value of the card is much less. Hope I got that right. Cheers, Lyman 
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