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Old 09-03-2020, 12:38 PM
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I think it’s part secular, not everyone will leave the hobby some will get hooked. I would be extremely worried for modern card basketball holders though. I bought some vintage basketball but I do think that is secular too.
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Yes to all of it.

Certainly there will be some funds going elsewhere when there is other stuff to do. I have saved five figures on traveling this year off our norm but full expect to hit Kona, NYC and Paris the year after this ends. Plus the National of course.

Some people who started with cards are going to stay with it because it is fun. I know if I try something new and enjoy it I don't just drop it when something else comes along. I may do less but once bitten...
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Not sure, but think I saw a T206 Cobb Green PSA 5 recently top $30.k ? And looks like the other 3 Cobbs in PSA 5 are around $10.k each, or more ? I don't have VCP access.
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Not sure, but think I saw a T206 Cobb Green PSA 5 recently top $30.k ? And looks like the other 3 Cobbs in PSA 5 are around $10.k each, or more ? I don't have VCP access.
A green Cobb in REA's last auction went for $31.2K. Another auctioned by Heritage went for $16.8K in July.
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Mile High’s t206 Wagner sells for 1.17. Million Dollars a gain of 560k over the last sale. It is not just modern that booming.
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Mile High’s t206 Wagner sells for 1.17. Million Dollars a gain of 560k over the last sale. It is not just modern that booming.

Mile High's Wagner could have gone higher but Goldin's Wagner takes some of the spotlight. Many people who are Wagner PSA-1 hungry didn't bid heavy on Mile High's Wagner for sure since there's a next one just around the corner and don't need to wait for years again.
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