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05-28-2018, 04:41 AM
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I think some value might be in the condition rarity. Many of us in the 90s were saving our cards in 1 inch lucite and top loaders, whereas MTG cards are truly meant to be played with and carried around to grand prix. I cant figure it out either, but they are attracted deep pockets and it seems like more collectors st least at the conventions, than sports cards.
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