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07-17-2009, 06:08 AM
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Depends on what cards you're talking about
I'm finding lots of cheaper cards postwar and from mainstream sets. Add in rarity, however, and the market has substantially dried up or remains strong. My hunch is that there is a strong core of collectors whose prospects haven't been dimmed by the crash, other than a decline in portfolios. Heck, I now have an even better excuse for buying more cards--what else was I going to do with the money, piss it away on stocks or real estate?
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