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09-21-2019, 10:33 AM
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vintage cards
There will always be a solid demand for vintage cards in all conditions.
I am a set builder and bid on individual commons and lots exmt and better from the 1950's and 1960's and they are very difficult to win. High demand. Also as far as stars are concerned, A player like Stan Musial for example, an HOFer who hasn't played in 56 years, The demand for his cards are as strong as ever. Ditto an icon like Mantle. You would have to be on the north side of 60 to remember him in his prime. His cards are as expensive as ever. This type of concern has been around for many years. Unwarranted. 
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