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09-07-2011, 03:52 PM
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People ask the same about the real estate market - but do you guys think the market for more modern cards (like a Carlton or Seaver RC) has already hit rock bottom or do you think it can go even lower? I've been picking up some HOF RC's for prices I would have never dreamed possible 20 years ago.
Another question I have is - from what you've seen browsing eBay, would you say the asking prices reflect how low the market has gone or are sellers still in denial and asking for too much? 
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