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05-03-2005, 12:07 PM
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How much money is out there?
Posted By: Richard Masson
Think about stamp collectors, once the primary collecting hobby for the generation before the baby boomers. Prices are still only a fraction of what they were in the 80s blowoff. Buy cards because you want them. They have limited liquidity, high transfer costs, and no intrinsic value. 
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