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04-01-2013, 09:33 AM
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you might see somewhat of a crash, but all that means is lower prices for new collectors or people who are already collecting, one mans loss is another mans gain.
if prices come down enough, more might enter a hobby which for a lot of people right now seems out of their pocketbook range. but there will be no time in the future when a nice clean sandy koufax rookie card will be worth nothing, or 20 dollars. its always going to be worth a nice amount, the question is just how nice compared to the past? we have had card booms before and resurgences, but a card plunge is seen by many as a market correction. 
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