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Old 05-06-2016, 06:40 AM
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It seems a lot of the E cards are priced below where they were priced a few years ago, even the big names like Cobb, Wagner, Matty, etc. I think these qualify as cards that have fell on lean times or at least cards that haven't risen with the tide.
Agreed, I haven't seen the "E" Series really come around (in general) since the bubble during the recession. Exception may be the E94's, Purple especially. E98's - I was wondering if Black Swamp Find played some role into the prices of the low-mid cards? More supply, higher end coupled with less demand overall? E93's, E95's, E96's and E97's seem generally soft to me. Perhaps not so much with the occasional Cobb, Matty, Wagner - especially in mid to higher grades, but overall, in general interest and prices seem flat.

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