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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 20133282, member: 19250&quot;]Potty to be perfectly honest hunting those&nbsp; varieties is pretty much a waste of time.&nbsp; Yes true there are some to be found.....the trouble is no one wants them!&nbsp; Or no one wants to,pay for them, as there&#039;s so many they can find them themselves.</p><p>As a variety collector I have learned to hunt the varieties that will pay off.</p><p>I know personally 20 plus dealers , I have just about horse traded with each one of them.</p><p>None of the 20 are interested in varieties unless they are well known. 37 D Buffalo 3 legger...etc...as an example. </p><p>Granted they are fun to hunt....and one learns...but as a profit&nbsp; those have littlevto no interest.</p><p>Old guides did post interest ratings on a variety.</p><p>One other tid bit that this collector didn&#039;t know or understand the terminology. </p><p>On the slab its listed as a &quot;minor variety&quot;&nbsp; now you know its not a minor find its a huge find.</p><p>How they came up with this Im still wondering &#039;minor variety&#039; means to,pcgs you need a 5x to see it....im like what?&nbsp; </p><p>Im like to my vocabulary: minor means =&quot; less&quot; not one needs a loop.</p><p>According to the tpg minor varieity&nbsp; means one needs a 5 x or more to see the variety.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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