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12-07-2005, 10:00 AM
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View of an 1886 Baseball Game
Posted By: david
with the way prices have been going, even for low grade cards, i wonder if the market is due for a correction. there seems to be a number of buyers with more money then sense lately. i know some cards are scarce and rare but not rare enough to justify some of the prices lately. and many times the prices are being driven by one or two bidders, what happens when these types of bidders leave the market and those of us with sense or less money are the only bidders left? 
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