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10-18-2007, 11:29 AM
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How Long Before Hedge Funds Control The Rare Card Market?
Posted By: leon
On the face of it I can really appreciate what you are saying about hoping the value of cards drops like a rock. My guess is less than 50% of die hard collectors would want that at this point....since we spend so much on the darn things. Even a die hard collector that spends $1000 on a card, because he has to in todays market to obtain it, wouldn't want that value to go to $100.....Just a different perspective. regards 
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