Cost of winning 20 $10 strikes = $300 to $340 on an average day. Selling price for those same 20 pieces of $10 strikes = $220-260

Since the cost for winning a $200 strike is the same, but they sell for $300 or more... buying 20 $10 strikes is a better deal for a collector, than one $200 strike.

No matter what, buying strikes seems to be much less expensive than winning them.

That would include, buying a $200 strike for $300 is cheaper than winning one.

But I'm still willing to make a deal. I'll send 20 $10 strikes, of my choice, no duplicates, for any one $200 strike of your choice.

At the low end say hypothetically, all the strikes I have are real dogs, but to acquire them I would play to win at $15-$17 each ($300-$340).

So I can save you all that trouble and risk of playing and maybe paying $340 or more for those 20 strikes. Send me one of those undesirable $200 - 200 issue strikes and I'll send out 20 of my $10 strikes.