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06-18-2014, 12:44 PM
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not when you realize that the Caldwell card is one of the hardest to find to complete the set with a PSA pop of only 12
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06-18-2014, 02:49 PM
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I think another facet to consider with all of this 1914 CJ value talk is that additional 1914 set collectors means that more 1914 cards, very scarce ones in particular, are now becoming part of permanent collections. Waiting around for a Cheney, Frank Smith, Owens, Wingo, etc...may be a longer wait than usual going forward. (And if you want one in Psa 4 or 5, that may take several years.) This is an aspect that probably will ensure that prices/values on certain cards will remain high.
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