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Two tokens: Its all demand that drives the value I think, supply is a distant second.
If MM was just a ho-hum game it would not command the five digit figure, its not rarity that makes it valuable, its the "it" factor.
It must be difficult to own one, saying to yourself, I know this is fun, but is it ten grand fun?
And if the ten grand doesn't phase ya, then you can own one and just enjoy it.
I'd like to be in that tax bracket, methinks, forsooth!!
Quoted from RWH:the Ops may be forced to fold, and they represent the largest share of profit for either company in what could become a market stretched so thin it won't support even one alone.
Actually, Ops are no longer the main buyers, its Collectors first now, Ops are running second.
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