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#8
07-25-2015, 05:13 PM
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Agree with Jay. Cards get hot and cool off. Mid grade caramel and baking cards are a fraction of what they once were, for the most part. It seems T215 Red Cross's are in high demand nowadays. Also, it seems some minor T206 print freaks aren't quite as hot as they once were. I hear 50s stuff is doing well.
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