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While I agree that the market is very thin for 19th century items, and have expressed that view in the past, I'm not sure that applies to the P&S Red Stockings. Given all that card represents, and the publicity it has garnered over the years, I feel its market demand is considerably deeper than for the great majority of other 19th century items.
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Corey- I agree on the P & S Red Stockings completely. It is the most recognizable and historically significant 19th century card and, in my opinion, underpriced.
Last edited by GaryPassamonte; 03-01-2013 at 10:27 AM.
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