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Old 12-19-2020, 01:45 PM
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Default A couple of things I've noticed and thoughts

1) I believe when we were all locked down at home - many people started "cleaning" closets, attics, basements, etc. This resulted in many people "finding" cards - Some of these people were sparked to dive back into the hobby. Some of these people used it as an opportunity to sell their collections.

Something that I haven't seen posted here yet that I have noticed is there has been a pretty large amount of "fresh" material that has entered the market in the wake of Covid.

2) As mentioned in other posts, I believe the "cream rises to the top" and the top players in top condition will hold their value well and have the greatest possibility of continuing to climb.

3) The larger economics of eventual rising inflation will be a dollar that buys less - That lends itself to values of a hard asset like a baseball card increasing.
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