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02-10-2012, 03:36 PM
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blair
you said "Most cards are readily and frequently traded to the point where we can pretty easily determine value. And since many are sold by no-reserve auctions, in these cases the buyers set the market price"
this isnt true in many sets (maybe true for T206 only lol) many caramel cards are not readily available and some E cards havent seen ebay in quite a while! would you call 20 graded SGC versions and 12 graded PSA version of a card "readily available?" this is the case for many E cards 
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