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Originally Posted by RRS
people flock to it and buy that booster 100x times to get that ultra-rare card = profit.
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Originally Posted by TheChosen
all thats left are prototype cartridges, explaining why its so rare and valuable.
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Still, it's incredible that people want to own cartridge of prototype of product that was such a low quality.
I know that rarity = value, but logically it should also matter WHAT is rare, not only the rarity itself. It reminds me that my father collects coins and a few editions had production mistakes on them (like a missing letter or one element upside down), which made a coin with this mistake worth much more than a proper one.
For sure, I would not hunt for having a product that is known to be crap or something that was a failure even on design stage. As for mentioned collector cards, what is the purpose of buying a rare card that, for example, is much weaker than common ones or has generally crappy design?
