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Originally Posted by steve B
What always strikes me as funny is how many manufactured rarities there are before the modern era that are avidly sought with no stigma at all.
Outside of the 1/xx varieties which suffer from being such a regular part of a product today, there are other things that were produced in fairly low quantities that get no interest whatsoever. Like entire sets that are less common than the 86 Jordan but have values in the cents rather than hundreds or thousands of dollars.
Steve B
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I agree, some things in this hobby just don't make any sense at all.
(My Beehive hockey cards come to mind)
I am not sure, unlike the modern era, if scarcities back in the day were intentionally produced or not? I am guessing no?