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Old 01-11-2022, 12:13 PM
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The prices can't keep going straight up forever.
Definitely right. Seen a lot of speculators grab up 86 Fleer in hopes of striking gold. Unfortunately, those prices have fallen like a rock. Too much supply and now little demand.
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Definitely right. Seen a lot of speculators grab up 86 Fleer in hopes of striking gold. Unfortunately, those prices have fallen like a rock. Too much supply and now little demand.
I agree there is a large supply of 1986 Fleer basketball, but "fallen like a rock"? Maybe a slight cool down, but I haven't seen that. Folks are still paying $200 for a PSA 8 Larry Bird, >$1,000 for a PSA 9 Barkley, and Jordan still strong. Agreed, not at its highest level, but still pretty high for that issue.
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