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05-19-2022, 07:44 AM
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I expect relative stickiness at current price points for classic sets (mainly T206) and most reasonably scarce prewar.
The tendency on all of us dinosaurs is to lump all the post war stuff together. It's just not the way it is. Some of the Topps update stuff has the scarcity to make it hold for things like the Pujols and Trout rookies. Honestly the things that would bother me are the cards like the 54 Banks and 55 Koufax that have achieved a high price point despite an abundance of them.
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