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06-15-2005, 10:18 AM
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E107 - Entire set
Posted By: Jay Miller
Barry--What we are seeing in the baseball card market is new to that market but not to collecting in general. I would think that as a hobby becomes more mainstream you see a similar set of events. For rare vintage material supply stays flat or decreases. Even a modest demand increase can really spike prices especially when some buyers may have more money than sense. 
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