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I mostly collect N, T & E cards and I have not really noticed that prices have really changed all that much lately...some are higher than they have been like e105's, but that happens when 4 or 5 guys are collecting the set at the same time.
I don't really follow Topps cards and had no idea that a Topps Clemente sold for 1/2 million dollars. It seems unreal that someone paid that much for a baseball card. A Topps card to me is more of a keepsake than a collectible. Like a 1978 Topps Jose Cruz or something that I have 5 of in vg/e. Rob 
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