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Originally Posted by PolarBear
I'd say they're the largest market for 50's and 60's stuff.
The last time the card hobby was a "kids thing" was around 1990. Eventually, you're going to run out of nostalgic baby boomers and gen x-ers who are looking to put together post war sets they remembered as kids.
I think the post war market is eventually going to crash, maybe with exceptions like rookie HOF'ers who will probably always be in demand for HOF sets. I doubt in 10-15 years you're going to see as many people chasing 1959 Topps sets, etc.
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What do you base these statements on? Every time I go into the local card shop, there are a good group of kids there.
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