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    Re: Morph Prices at Expo

    While prices are falling, and probably demand is too, I still think demand for top notch examples of all morphs will still be there. Too many people think "Ooooooh!! A pastel for $100!!! I'll take it!!" when that pastel is a crappy example, and will brown out so much it will just look like a nice normal as an adult. Cheap ≠ quality, and quality isn't cheap, so while prices will fall, top notch specimens I think will still retain some value (maybe less, but still have value)

    But here's just my guess anyways...

    spider - $200-300
    axanthic - $300-500
    pastel -$100-300 (I think a killer pastel will still fetch some money. Too many mediocre ones out there.)
    super pastel - $500+
    pinstripe -$300
    mojave -$200-300
    lesser - $500
    albino -$400-500
    high contrast albino - $400-500

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