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If you think some of these folks got slaughtered on modern cards, take a look at what has gone on with those idiotic NFTs. I'm stunned to learned that a little cartoon image of an ape smoking a cigar that you have no copyright or other legal rights in is not worth a million dollars. Shocked.
Vintage cards holding up like prime Beverly Hills real estate compared to some of this other dreck. 
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