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I know my thoughts. Curious if you all, the market, felt the same way.
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Topnotchsy
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Many of the plates have been selling extremely well, far better than I would have guessed. (Not sure which I would take, just saying...)
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The voting is as I suspected. I'm actually amazed it's as high against the plates as it is.
SOMEONE likes these stupid things because people buy them......
SOMEONE likes these stupid things because people buy them......
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Plates and cards are different things. Plates are 'card memorabilia' if you will used to create cards.
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Plates are a strange bird. Prospectors are stuck on shiny but I believe the end collector would love to have the 1/1 RC or FY of their guy and will pay for it.
The demographic here definitely construes the poll based on the prospecting bias.
The demographic here definitely construes the poll based on the prospecting bias.
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Not that a lot will depend on the player. For some players $15 is close to the full price of a plate.
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