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10-02-2024, 09:13 AM
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A lot of the Brooklyn players who lived long enough were fixtures at NYC-area shows, so younger collectors during the first card boom were able to see these men in the flesh and their interest was gained that way. That is missing for young collectors today. I do feel that the modern era will be a healthy gateway to vintage for several young collectors and the interest will always be there. Time will tell to what extent, however.
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