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09-01-2005, 01:49 PM
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What is the most valuable vintage sportscard collection worth
Posted By: WP
The fact that a large portion of the value of these collections are 50s cards highlites the absurdity of Jims argument. The market is shifting, like it or not, away from the PSA 9 50's commons insanity towards the truely rare truley great pieces. Once the handful of PSA collectors get the commons they need, the value decreases substantially ala 51 Bowman PSA 9, 55 Topps PSA 9. 
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