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06-27-2014, 04:57 PM
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As I've said (guessed) before, I am doubting there are a great many mid- or high-grade cards yet to be graded and/or sold. But we'll see. Equally interesting is: once this craze is over, where will the prices stick, or fall? I've seen some dumb, and smart, buying going on (I tried to help with my combined pop report). Also, with some switching to 1915s, those prices have risen also, but how real is that?
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