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I think it is more than the absolute number that exist; it is the absolute number that are circulating. If there are 20 copies of a card that exist but 15 of those are in public collections like the HOF, Burdick Collection, Wharton Tigre Collection, various library collections, etc then the card is rare. If all 20 copies are floating around then it is just scarce.
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The most important card in the hobby, the 52 Mantle, is neither scarce nor rare.
Never understood that. Last edited by Snapolit1; 06-23-2023 at 03:38 PM. |
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It depends on what we are talking about. If it's a type card to start with, then maybe 5 or less is rare, to me.
If it is from a mainstream set, that number can jump greatly. Then, there are other aspects of rarity, such as condition rarity. I hear there are more, vintage high grade cards being made every day....Tip- buy cards with bigger borders.
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AUTHENTIC--2 PSA 1 / 1.5 -- 50 PSA 2 -- 8 PSA 3 -- 1 PSA 4 -- 2 PSA 5 -- 0 PSA 6 -- 2 PSA 7 -- 1 PSA 8 -- 0 PSA 9 -- 1 PSA 10 -- 0 A fascinating breakdown. You can pound the table all you wish about absolute rarity, and count the Authentics and PSA 1s. Be that as it may, since most of them were issued within the package of frankfurters (having marinated in the not so nice greasy / watery hot dog juice and goo) as a package stiffener, the resultant "free prize" was a less than tantalizing PSA 1 - 2 right from the start. Long to short, when it comes to Stahl-Meyer Franks, CONDITION RARITY CARRIES AN IMMENSE AMOUNT OF WEIGHT (I.E. SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE). Food for thought. --- Brian Powell
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Aren't there more than 10 Baltimore Ruths? I think whatever the number is, that card has to be considered rare. You never see it for sale.
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Paul—I believe the number is nine or ten
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Quick question on this.....
You have a rare card that is PSA and you prefer it in a SGC slab. When you crack it out and resubmit it for grading to SGC, what happens? Does SGC notify PSA to take it out of the registry? Or does it artificially increase the pop of the card by +1? |
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