Most of the examples I listed are also easily reproducible (how hard would it be to make a replica NBA rookie card with the right printer?), yet the fakes are worthless while the "Authentic" ones are work tens-hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Most of the examples I listed are also easily reproducible (how hard would it be to make a replica NBA rookie card with the right printer?), yet the fakes are worthless while the "Authentic" ones are work tens-hundreds of thousands of dollars.
However sports cards originally did not have a significantly similar business model, until after natural scarcity had occurred.
>There are time honed methods to figure out exactly how many to sell to keep the market thriving without flooding it.
So true.
>fakes are worthless while the "Authentic" ones are work tens-hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Because of this, lots of times the purchase of a _certified_ collectible amounts to a greater value attached to the certificate than the collectible.