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01-21-2008, 09:59 AM
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vintage cards recession proof?
Posted By: Peter Iannicelli
Now with the economy coming into a recession, does anyone know what happens to the prices of vintage cards? I would assume that it would become a buyers market, with about a 15% drop, and I am beginning to see a bit of a decline in some big t206 HOFers. Does anyone agree? 
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