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People are over thinking this. There is enough money floating around to support art prices where three have sold publicly for more than 250 million and the highest being 450.3 million.
This is modern art to someone. There are people out there that can pull the trigger on items they want knowing they are going to go to battle with someone else that has just as many resources at their disposal and now it comes down to who wants it most. A badge of honor if you will and you get to hold it in your hand. Just think if you could wait all week and then launch your snipe of 200k. Sounds very awesome. I can't place myself in these shoes. You have to have serious dough to be able to buy cards like this and be able to deal with the repercussions. At the end of the day baseball cards are king and so the market for cards like this is a lot bigger than people think. There might only be a few that will pay 200k but there are plenty that will pay 100k so in reality no one can question this card being a monster. The question is just where does it go from here? That all depends on supply and that is always the unknown. |
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