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Old 08-28-2025, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by hawaiian bam bam View Post
My thoughts are, will these be popular in 20,30, 40 years, what I mean for example, in 30 years will new collectors, want a signed 1987 topps barry larkin? a 1987 topps signed fred mcgriff? a 1989 topps signed john smoltz? a 1993 topps trevor hoffman? They will probably want a signed rookie card of shohei ohtani, but will they really want a signed topps rookie card of jeff bagwell, craig biggio, harold baines or tim raines? (I know, collect what I like, i Get it! I understand it.... but that wasnt my question!)
Seems logical, but what explains why collectors care about 19th century, or tobacco cards, or any other issues other than huge names from the past. I think there will always be collecting niches of teams, eras, what have you, and that RC will have a place among those in the future.
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