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Originally Posted by begsu1013
thanks, larry.
and I think what is causing a lot of debate is the lack of discussion as to what the percentage levels are that things **might** come stumbling down.
many are painting w/ a very broad brush that it's some bubble. and i have agreed for the most part that what has transpired is a bit of an anomaly and a few cards very well could be targeted.
ive even given pictures or proof as to what might have caused some extremely minor part of it. but like most collectors, don't buy for the short term nor even care but since they haven't been buying all they can do is talk.
but the questions which have yet to be answered is IF this "bubble" pops...
who still believes that they will be able to buy, within 1 year to date:
a koufax 7 for $1750?
a clemente 8 for $12K?
a ryan 8 for $2500?
everyone is claiming the sky is gonna fall as if all hell is gonna break loose and the card market is gonna come crashing down to where the above prices will be back to prime.
i don't see it.
i simply don't.
i don't see them continuing to quadruple next month either and have never made such a claim or even hint that they could even double.
but again, i have yet to see anyone of these guys claiming fallacy answer the above questions in respect to pricing before the theorists came a clucking.
and, yes, the fact that this thread is the main soapbox for its inception is even sadder than me wasting my time going back and reading it over after peter pointed back to it as reference.
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Hey Bob,
I don't believe this thread is the cornerstone nor the main support for suggesting the market will make a drastic correction. It simply supports that proposition. In time we will all see. No matter how vehement an argument each side puts up it is not going to change the outcome. You obviously love the cards so keep at it.