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Originally Posted by Casey2296
Agree 100% Pete, godamn Cobbs won't stop along with Matty and Wajo, T206's are strong too. Feels like we're in late stage 2 early stage 3 of the sports card economic cycle. Look at the prices of 54 Aaron's, soft as hell. Nobody's paying you 30k for a Goudey Ruth when they can get one for 15k-20k at auction. That $1500 asking price for mid grade 50's- 60's Topps cards is a pipe dream at this point. Stage 4 will be Seller capitulation, it'll take awhile and you'll see the overextended folks roll over first but it's coming.
That being said, rare cards will hold their value better than most.
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Exactly, PSA 6 Aaron was selling 12.5k-13.5k. Last two sold for 8700 at Heritage and 8600 on eBay PSA 6 Mays RC were 35-37k now 22k. All these key cards that took huge jumps have come back down.