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04-26-2020, 04:42 PM
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I see both sides of the argument, the demand can change fast though. When the economy turns sour, the money tends to turn to the blue chippers.
Personally I see the market getting soft for earlier Topps sets (pre 70). People die off and the families sell the sets off for whatever. People are buying more stars and fewer sets. Good news for pre 70's set collectors, singles are pretty resonable right now. 
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