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Typical of the flackery that has replaced true reporting, the article uncritically accepts the word of a service pimp (Orlando) and a used card salesman as gospel truth. I mean, saying that "some collectors still buy full sets and hand them down to their children when they turn 18" as investment advice in the same article that earlier mentions how post-1968 cards are a crappy investment. Yipes...
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