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Barry Bonds come back......
no, hes not playing again but seems his card prices have made a big come back. anyone else notice this?
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Not just Bonds 80s and 90s cards seem to be on the rise from the few I've seen. Bonds, Clemens, Gwynn, Griffey, Jeter, Ripken, etc.
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This has been going on for the past few years.
Check out the prices on PSA 10's of Clemens and McGwire from the 1985 Topps Tiffany. |
The kids of the 1980s-1990s are (were?) coming into their prime earning years. Those of us who revere Aaron, Ryan, Bench, etc., are familiar with that life cycle change.
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People speculating they'll get in the hall
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Bonds only has 2 more years of eligibility - So much of it is the gamble - like buying a lottery ticket.
I was a big bonds fan back in the day and am still buying RCs today to sort of "dollar cost average" the big prices I paid previous to and up to the year he won the HR title. If he manages to "squeeze" into HOF - all is good :) |
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I have a signed baseball. He is historic. But circumstances should keep him out of the HOF. Aaron is still my hero.
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I have a baseball signed by both Barry and Bobby Bonds. I wonder if tht will increase like his cards?
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I was watching and 89 ud griffey psa 10 out of curiosity and it just closed at almost 1100. They were readily available at 200 when I picked up a couple. And it seems relatively recent that I remember a discussion of them being over priced at 500.
I would have guessed modern cards would be hit hardest between the trimming scandel as well as grading favouritism concerns but it seems the opposite has happened. |
His 86 Topps regular PSA 10 jumped huge while Tiffany slowly going up. I think this is the last chance to grab the tiffany before the spike
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