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People who never had time for their hobbies in the past finally have time to focus on them. We've all found some therapeutic value in this hobby and now others are too. The Jordan rookie card frenzy seems directly related to ESPN's work so it's no small wonder they would look to amplify that with hobby related stories. PSA 10s have moved from $20K to $50K within the span of a year. If I had one I'd be selling quick and look to buy it back on the way down with that leftover cash in my pocket.
BTW, the next big ESPN hobby-relevant is “Long Gone Summer,” about McGwire and Sosa’s quest to topple Roger Maris’s single-season home run record in the summer of 1998.
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