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Old 03-28-2017, 01:31 PM
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Default Moe Berg Market - The Catcher was a Spy

The market seems pretty high on the 1933 Goudey Moe Berg right now. Is that because of the movie? Do you foresee it coming back down, or is this the lowest price point they will be at for a while?
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Probably. It is also just a beautiful cool card. Wish I had a nice one.
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Probably. It is also just a beautiful cool card. Wish I had a nice one.
Agreed.
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As is often said, any press is good press. If a movie is coming out about Berg, that is definitely going to drive sales.
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Yes, it is for sale.
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It looks like the movie may be released next year. I have been away from collecting for a little over a year, but the market for Berg items certainly appears to have gained momentum. I'm glad I got my items a few years ago.
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Not for sale, but I am glad that I picked this up from a gentleman on this board.
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Probably. It is also just a beautiful cool card. Wish I had a nice one.


When I sell, Moe is better.
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Great line re: Moe - "He could speak seven languages but couldn't hit in any of them."
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found berg to be a card that was in heavy demand and carried a nice premium.
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