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01-07-2022, 04:18 PM
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Some of these numbers make me laugh.
If you put an e95 wagner psa 1 on Ebay, youd hardly get 100 (likley 10) watchers, let alone 10,000 people interested. Yet, ebay is the biggest platform collectors have. There is a lot of money at one end of the hobby, very little in the middle, much towards the shallow end of the pool. The speculative buyer on their credit card are running thin, and PSA backlog almost broke more than a few I assume.
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