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Old 02-22-2015, 04:40 PM
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I don't think you'll ever see a massive decline in t206s. Sports will always be popular and are just growing more popular. People are collectors and they will look to collect items connected with sports. t206 is the gold standard.

Just look at the salaries players make. Next you'll be saying that Baseball players will need to find jobs in the off season soon because they will no longer be able make enough to support themselves. The genie is out of the bottle. The hobby is here to stay. Otherwise, it would have died in the 90's when all the casual fans and get rich quick guys left. The die hard collectors are keeping it going and they will always be around. When today's collectors die off, new ones will replace them.
Yes collectors in the whole will always be there. I would point to the baseball tv ratings versus hoops and football as a red flag for future decline. They are trying to quicken the sport to make for better ratings and for folks to come to the games. Maybe there will be other trends to get more people interested. Im all for that..
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