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12-14-2002, 05:10 PM
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Where do you see the pre-war market over the next 5 years?
Posted By: Julie Vognar
I'm pretty heavily into 19th century stuff now. It just keeps getting more and more expensive. And what happened to the Mayos? Mastro didn't have ONE. So, what's going to happen? How should I know? There's a limited supply of cards and photo from 100 years ago, but more and more people seem to be getting interested in them. It looks a bit bleak for collectors, in some ways. Especially when the economy is down, and people who are losing interest think this isn't the best time to sell. 
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