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07-06-2006, 03:30 PM
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Why isn't Rarity the No.1 factor in determining a card's value?
Posted By: Josh K.
I think generally what has been stated above is very accurate. One needs to look no further than the modern 1 of 1's that are put out every other week by the major card companies to realize that demand and hype are key factors when trying to determine what a card might sell for. 
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