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#17
05-15-2017, 04:57 PM
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IDK about a dip, I mean I am the member that started the other thread about all the money in the hobby.
I cannot really comment on these modern post ww1 cards, but tons of stuff from pre-1915 are continually seeing record prices and have for awhile. t206 green Cobbs have gone insane, absolutely insane and they are everywhere. CJ stars have steadily risen while Jackson, Cobb and Matty go thru the roof. Didn't REA set a record for a sports card auction in regard to gross revenue this Spring? 
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