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01-28-2021, 03:59 PM
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I'm one of the n00bs bringing new money into the hobby or inflating the bubble, depending on your perspective I guess. I can't comment directly on what the future holds for sports cards. But I will say I've been collecting vinyl records for over 20 years. A "vinyl revival" began about 15 years ago (it even has its own Wikipedia page). Starting about 10 years ago I became convinced that the vinyl market was going to crash any day. I've even gone through a few waves of selling off parts of my collection thinking I'm timing it at the top and I'll be able to buy them back later for pennies on the dollar. I'm still waiting, and I've since given up any attempts to "call the top". Food for thought.
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