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#11
09-11-2023, 04:14 PM
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Cards have been around 100 years. Now all of a sudden there is a tremendous surge in demand. People just found out baseball cards exist, or new buyers are speculating user the greater fool theory. This doesn't count the 1% on the board of which money is basically no object.
Saw quite a few of my cards get silly prices in memory lane, only to be sold at half or less via goldin weeks/months later
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