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Originally Posted by Rad_Hazard
Thank you for summarizing!
This quote depresses the hell out of me:
Will modern collectors move into vintage? It takes work for young collectors to research older players.
Researching older players is literally WHY I collect. It's the best part. I've read/listened to countless books, newspaper articles, etc, on 19th century ballplayers to gain that knowledge and it's been an absolute pleasure. If there wasn't this aspect I don't think I would collect, yet it seems like that's the main barrier for the younger crowd (I say this as someone in their late 30's).
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agreed interesting watch(dragged at points) and great summarizing.
Seems like Vintage is the safer play
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Thanks all
Jeff Kuhr
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Looking for
1920 Heading Home Ruth Cards
1933 Uncle Jacks Candy Babe Ruth Card
1921 Frederick Foto Ruth
Joe Jackson Cards 1916 Advertising Backs
1910 Old Mills Joe Jackson
1914 Boston Garter Joe Jackson
1915 Cracker Jack Joe Jackson
1911 Pinkerton Joe Jackson
Shoeless Joe Jackson Autograph
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