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Why isn't Rarity the No.1 factor in determining a card's value?

Posted By: Judge Dred (Fred)

Econ 101 - Supply and Demand.

You can have a one of one type card but if nobody gives a rats butt about it and nobody wants it then the price for the card will probably be minimal because nobody wants it.

Now if the card gets the right hype and there's interest in it then maybe the value of the card would increase in proportion to the size wallets of the interested parties.

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