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In just about every market items can be found cheaper on the secondary market.
It’s simple really, why would someone pay the full price for a used item they can still acquire new? Hence a used pin is going to sell for less than one that’s brand new from a distributor. If it wasn’t cheaper, people would just buy the brand new pin.
Quoted from dnapac:Missing the point. I am asking manufacturer compared to other manufacturer...and their amount of production. Not merely NIB to used across all manufacturers.
In that case I think it depends on the popularity of the game and is not specific to manufacturer.
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