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03-25-2012, 01:14 PM
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Re : CBS Report...
I thought the report failed in identifying the part of the baseball card market that is alive and doing reasonably well. (Vintage Pre war) Every picture/video they showed was from 80's-90's, and then they sprinkled in some 50's and 60's. I did not see any Pre 50's cards or recall hearing anyting about vintage pre war stuff. Perhaps I missed it, but I thought it was lacking, but accurate if they would have said Post war collecting market. They did a one size fits all and we simply know that is not true.
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