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12-28-2011, 09:31 PM
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The fall of the candy card
We've had a lot of threads about candy issues over the years. They were hot for quite a while and now...well, it's a great time to collect them.
But where are they? It seems most of us have tucked them away hesitant to sell (or even trade) them while they're "cheap". Anybody out there still collecting E90-E106? I've tried every set in there except E99, E100, and E107, but it seems like it would be a lot more difficult to accumulate any of these right now. On ebay at the moment there are zero E96, E94, E97 etc auctions. E107 dipped quite a bit, but made a come back. Think there will be a overall pickup in interest or will these continue to fall like so many other types have? I collect a lot of non-sports caramel sets and some of them are stronger then the baseball issues right now. Craziness. Thoughts? Rob 
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