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02-08-2017, 09:42 AM
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X fractor usually are more scarce the refractor. You can even find different color x fractors . So it today's market you have to do your homework and see where the cards scarcity line up . For instance a red refractor is rarer then a regular x fractor. Then the autographed x fractor is more rare the the autographed reg refractor. If you google the set and year you could ussally find the print run and odd of each subset. I like cardboard connection for this type of info but Beckett is pretty good as well .
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