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Yep, people who can afford to tuck their good stuff away may end up doing so in hopes of a future upward swing, but that may not always be the most sound of decisions.
I haven't found anything good at a National since 2007. It's either a dusty museum that really needs a change of exhibits or worthless junk pile. The interesting stuff is at the auction house booths, but much of that is rehashed material as well. We can look at that stuff on their websites from the comfort of home. Haven't attended since 2018 and will hopefully never do so again. Last edited by BillyCoxDodgers3B; 06-16-2022 at 11:01 AM. 
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