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01-11-2007, 02:03 AM
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If the bottom fell out...
Posted By: Dylan
How many collectors/dealers would actually prefer the baseball collectables and card market to fall? If it did fall would you prefer a small drop or a black tuesday? I suppose there are those collectors that have tens of thousands invested and would just assume the market continue sky rocketing. But im beginning to realize that if such a fervent rate continued i could eventually be priced out of many of the cards i want to someday own. But im a fairly new collector and ld like to hear what others have to say. What direction would be ideal for your collecting needs? 
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