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Old 04-10-2013, 10:19 AM
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The two arguments for the high prices are 1 - they were undervalued to begin with or 2- it is a bubble.

I've always thought it was just 2. After a little more time I'm starting to believe it is a mixture of both reasons.

Another reason could be that some collectors may be scared of buying other sets with the 2007 + 2008 price drop in the back of their heads.. t206's are fairly liquid and a safer investment than say a more obscure caramel/bread set. All the money is just being poured into this set where any slightly scarce card is going for crazy prices.
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Old 04-10-2013, 10:40 AM
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As for me...and one could argue that I often do the wrong thing...I am selling the rare backs that aren't a part of my set. I have gotten good, but not great prices from them. Some rare backs, Brown Hindu comes to mind, seem to be historically overrated while Cycle and EPDG have probably been underrated.
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I think that with the advent of T206Resource.com and general increased knowledge of T206 backs, more collectors are collecting subsets with back-consciousness than ever before. Increased demand=higher prices.
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