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10-18-2007, 10:33 AM
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Scarcity and Value Cards vs Memorabilia
Posted By: Dan Bretta
Another thing to consider is that most information that could only be found in books 10 years ago is now available with a Google search...You can even get the Spalding guides on CD ROM or in reprinted books. No doubt there are some beautiful books out there as Max illustrated for us and those are likely to remain collectible, but generic ballplayer type items will never again IMO be on the same level value wise as a baseball card of a real player. 
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