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Old 08-31-2015, 06:21 PM
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Default Card sets that have changed over last ten years?

Thought it might be interesting to hear from others what particular card issue or set has changed drastically, either in price or availability in the last ten years or so?

For me I think the e99 and e100 bishops have seemingly dried up compared to the availability I remember seeing them 10 year ago. But what's also interesting in saying that is the prices for them when sold now seem to be quite a bit less.

Anyone else have an opinion or thought on the bishops or another issue that has changed over the years?
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Even though the e99 and e100 cards don't show up that often it seems everyone that needs them has them? The prices of these and many other very scarce, and neat, sets are down from back then.
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It does seem like there are maybe fewer type card collectors than a few years ago...although I haven't paid that much attention either - there may be more.

And I know you've tracked some of these issues better than I have Leon...but the Bishops and sets like the E104's which I used to be able to pick up not easily but I wouldn't have to search every nook and cranny, now it seems tougher anyway.
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I agree...e99/100 are selling much cheaper now than they used to...t216 have dried up and still command solid prices...as well as t215...they are rarely seen and command bigger prices than ever it seems.

d359 are dirt cheap compared to prices years ago.

I am one of these "former" type card collectors who no longer is!!!

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I agree...e99/100 are selling much cheaper now than they used to...t216 have dried up and still command solid prices...as well as t215...they are rarely seen and command bigger prices than ever it seems.

d359 are dirt cheap compared to prices years ago.

I am one of these "former" type card collectors who no longer is!!!

Pete - you did a complete 100% reversal in 60 days on your thoughts on T216's....again all based on ONE evening. Just what kind of expert are you???
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Pete - you did a complete 100% reversal in 60 days on your thoughts on T216's....again all based on ONE evening. Just what kind of expert are you???
Come on Dave. I don't think Pete's post deserved that though I do think the BST BS was uncalled for.
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