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01-30-2005, 09:15 PM
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Pre War hobby finally getting its due?
Posted By: Mike W
Is it me, or are pre war cards going for alot more than just a few years ago? At least on e-bay, which is what I'm basing this statement from. I see it in T206 prices, Caramel prices, Goudey prices, etc. Is the Pre War hobby finally getting the recognition it deserves or is E-bay simply "found out"? ... I miss the good old days. Wish I took advantage of them more than I did. Maybe we are just so excited to see a real card weeding through all the "scam cards" on e-bay that we're willing to pay anything for them. I don't remember scamming having such an overwhelming presence years ago as it does now. 
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