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01-11-2007, 07:34 AM
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If the bottom fell out...
Posted By: Dylan
Mostly posted this as food for thought. I dont envision anytype of crash ever affecting the rarities in the hobby. price change is cyclical. I would like to see a slow down, do some purchasing, and inevitably the market will pick up again and in all likelihood soar to new heights. However as we stand now no slow down in sight. And like Bruce said even if a plethora of really bad things occured the valuable/rare cards are recession proof, it would take a nuclear holocaust for fine art and rare baseball collectibles to be rendered valueless. 
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