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08-11-2013, 08:53 PM
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I concur with all future posters...big names/high value items will retain their value/increase over time. I personally am of the belief/hope that as the world continues to become more interconnected and foreign countries continue to grow (China, India, etc.), there may be a new collector that enters the market...less for the "reminiscing of the glory days" that many of us collect, but more for investment purposes. I would love to hear other board members thoughts on if this is wishful thinking or is a possibility/already occuring.
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