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05-11-2020, 02:00 PM
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I like the OP's question and have been wondering a bit myself. I know I have splurged on the hobby since all the lockdown's started even as a long time collector. I now think it is the time to stop buying for a couple months and build up a war chest. Then as the lockdown reduces, the "bored-at-home-johnny-come-latelys" will lose some interest and prices will relax a bit, though not plummet.
Now that I know you are after the Green Cobb as well, I better lower my sites and go after the Cy Youngs and Walter Johnsons. 
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