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10-13-2012, 12:11 PM
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I'll stay away from '51. It's always kind of intimidated me anyway with all those cards, as opposed to '50 and '52 with relatively easier 252 cards. What does anyone think about long term potential for 50s sets? Will vintage (early 1900's) always be heads and shoulders more interest from collectors or will we see more interest in the 50s as time marches on? How about price? Will they ever be a "bargain?"
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