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#6
12-20-2012, 10:48 PM
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Go for true scarcity, NOT grade scarcity.
A PSA 10 with a population of 1 in the grade (1 of 1) could be a 1 of 10 tomorrow. So, the value could drop dramatically. Pick a scarce card of a big named HOFer. 
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