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#12
07-11-2014, 08:31 PM
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I'd agree that early Ruth (Red Sox) or any Ruth for that matter is hot!! Also mantle '52 topps. Some of the rare backs (Red Cross T 207) and rare E cards like the E 103 set seem to be holding well when they are made available.
Cold: Most cards post 1975....haven't seen anything less than a 8 in a PSA or SGC holder bring "new" money at auction in quite some time. But I'll admit, I don't really follow the new stuff.... 
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