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11-06-2013, 08:17 PM
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Common Sense
Big star HOFers, classic/iconic cards especially higher grade will maintain value, all others will slowly decide/soften over the years and 25+ years from will slip even further...
Modern card market will spike and dive within year of production otherwise nosedive, not a worthwhile buy unless you can quick flip them.... JMO, nobody really knows but as stated the current generation (in general) could care less about collecting and therefore "future" not looking good in the Mid 21st century especially as paper goods fall to the wayside, not to mention technological advances could replicate vintage goods Last edited by mintacular; 11-06-2013 at 08:20 PM. 
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