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#16
04-21-2025, 11:25 AM
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My observations about buying and selling vintage baseball:
1. Raw is making a comeback; priced right, they WILL sell 2. People pay up for highest end graded cards (waay over comp) 3. Softer prices for mid grade, mid tier HOF 4. Modern collectors coming into vintage all the time... tons of buyers under 40 online and at recent Shriners show. And it's still a joy for most first, above $$...
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