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I'm not worried about baseball card collecting going completely "out of style" and our cards becoming worthless. The hobby isn't necessarily for kids anymore, but so what? There will always be people like us who enjoy the game of baseball and who happen to enjoy collecting. At a certain age, those two traits combine with a moderate disposable income, and vintage baseball card collecting is the result.
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