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#11
05-03-2005, 11:49 AM
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THE BIG BUYERS IN OUR HOBBY
Posted By: Richard Masson
I couldn't roll out of bed and buy the Ruth card any day of the week like I could the Wagner T206, which appears in every auction. Until the factory hoard of 1914 Ruths show up, price is not relevant. Anyone want to sell me a Ruth for $125k? Would you rather own a couple of double print 1952 Mantles? The prospect of a high print on the Ruth card is what made it available to purchase. When the correction comes, you want the Ruth, not the VG E90-1s. 
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