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06-20-2008, 09:55 AM
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Is the shine off rookie card collecting?
Posted By: Wesley
When Sergio and Hal sold their collections, their cards did not exactly sell for bargain basement prices. Clearly collectors were still interested in purchasing rookie cards, and the hobby was able to absorb those two collections rather easily. That said, there is no prolific buyer to replace those two. Or if there is, then he is flying under the radar. 
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