Limited releases are appreciated by fans (phillyBurbs.com)
By RUSS COHEN
phillyBurbs.com
“Limited print runs mean higher prices in the collectibles industry, but it also means there is a great chance of pulling cards that could be worth significant dollars down the road. If you are in this hobby for profit or just a collector, then 2004 Leaf Limited Baseball is for you.”
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