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Old 06-23-2022, 04:24 PM
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The information is already out there and has been for years. The market is extremely efficient.
I think that there are new buyers who don't actually know.
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I think that there are new buyers who don't actually know.
Based on what? And further, why do you assume they care?
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144. Go with the best and most popular Ruth.
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I assume that they don't care & are only looking for profits.
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I assume that they don't care & are only looking for profits.
In that case, scarcity won't come into it in the future any more than it has already. Perhaps I missed your point. But you started by suggesting people WOULD realize the scarcity.
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In that case, scarcity won't come into it in the future any more than it has already. Perhaps I missed your point. But you started by suggesting people WOULD realize the scarcity.
People that are new to the hobby will gravitate to the '33 Goudey. That's all I meant.
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People that are new to the hobby will gravitate to the '33 Goudey. That's all I meant.
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