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06-01-2007, 11:06 AM
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Is there a pre-war set likely to decrease in value?
Posted By: Ken W.
I have been wondering, if and when Fidel Castro finally kicks the buckett, will there be a more open trading market with Cuba, and how might that affect the Cuban baseball card pops and prices? Personally, I would love for there to be an influx of cards coming over, so that maybe I could afford a few more HOFers! But perhaps the Cuban people have long ago disposed of their collectables or sold them for food. Priorities and all! Any thoughts? 
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