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#4
03-19-2006, 06:02 PM
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Is the Supply of Vintage Baseball Cards Drying Up?
Posted By: fkw
Right now there is roughly 6500 auctions in the Pre1930, and 8000 in the 1930-39. I can remember when there was around 1000 auction in either category, and a long time ago under 1000 total in the old pre1950 category. I think more people sell their own cards on internet (eBay/websites), and dont sell to dealers, or at shows anymore. Shows have died down alot since the Internet took off in last 10 years. 
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