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#9
02-10-2012, 01:17 PM
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worth
i think a card's worth has been partially determined already by its PERCEIVED RARITY LEVEL that was established by the hobby pioneers (in the pre technology days)...
i feel some cards that are historically considered rare, are in fact not that rare, while another card that may have been thought of as uncommon, may indeed be rare. the advent of technology (available data) should work to readjust these perceived rarities and therefore alter/re-adjust the worth... 
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