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05-06-2016, 05:48 PM
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What I've learned as of the last 10-15 years...sometimes the hard way...is that rarity does not equal value. I thought the lowdy w/red cross back t207 that I won in REA years ago was kind of a bargain for what I won it for...being a 1 of a kind.
When I sold I took a big bath...and since it has sold for less with each subsequent sale. It seems that when cards are too rare/scarce...not as many people are interested in them. I'm a slow learner...and I tend to learn my lessons the hard way. As long as you love collecting signed cards...ultimately that's all that matters! 
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