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#11
06-01-2007, 04:46 PM
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Is there a pre-war set likely to decrease in value?
Posted By: Mark Lutz
I am impressed with the fact that a couple of eager buyers can spend tons of money on cards from a set and yet there is no subsequent flood of supply on ebay. Look at some recent prices for some E120's and E121's. If a handful of buyers can dramatically affect the price of a whole set, then I don't think that we are likely to see a fall in demand any time soon. 
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