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10-26-2015, 11:33 AM
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Glad the issue was resolved.
That aside, I do think that card collecting will go the way of stamp collecting. What that means is, it will become pretty much exclusively an adult hobby (it almost already is), and it will be focused almost exclusively on vintage (not there yet by a long shot). The good news is, stuff like T206, Goudey and CJ's will probably hold their value. I'd expect post war stuff, like 52 Topps and Mantle mania to crash though, especially when the baby boomers start kicking the bucket. 
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