The modern card market with Yelich as example

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The modern card market with Yelich as example

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04-22-2019, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by WillBBC

The gold parallels are the perfect balance of the two. Numbered to the year of the card so they're readily available but difficult to pull, if that makes sense.

I picked up a couple of Bellinger gold updates for that reason. It might not pay, but they were only $3 each or so.

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