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#24
10-14-2014, 08:03 AM
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I don't think this has been brought up in the thread yet.
For all of you who think the hobby will be fine, what do you think about the emergence of card museums and the same dealers at every show? I've been going to White Plains shows for years. I rarely ever see a new vintage dealer. It is always the same five or six guys with the same material with the same stickers on them. If the hobby is going to be fine and new blood will always pour in, how come there aren't any new dealers? Maybe this is just a product of White Plains. But I get the feeling there is stale blood at all the shows based on the post-show reports I read for other areas. 
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