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#7
03-14-2008, 08:29 AM
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Collecting Budget
Posted By: Bobby Binder
Quite the opposite I have seen a lot more cards going to the marketplace then before. The overall total available for sale is up a good 20% as well seeing a lot more sets rarely seen for sale such as E135, T204. a lot more OJ's (Barry a lot). I think that some sellers are reducing inventory or trying to raise capital by selling and buying other sets to hold. It is becoming a buyers market for the most part. 
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