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04-01-2011, 06:57 PM
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tbob
Have to agree with tbob that now is the time to be buying, as I believe many collectors have been forced to part with some very nice items due to the economy. On the other hand, if you're selling desireable yet not so very tough cards, it can seem like you're making gifts to strangers with the depressed prices of the much more common '50's and '60's stuff. It will be interesting to see how REA fares, but it seems that the big boy buyers always have great gobs of bucks for significant stuff (whoa--three alliterations in one sentence!).
Larry 
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