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11-28-2015, 04:20 AM
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I agree with what many have already posted , vintage football just does not have nearly the market vintage baseball has.
Honestly the two cards I think will have the greatest potential for growth in the future are two newer cards - both the Peyton manning and the tom Brady contenders rookie auto. That set has become the standard for autographed rookies and especially those years since they are super tough to find. The manning card especially. You very rarely see that card. I could easily see both of those cards just continuing to rise in value as those guys retire , and as they keep disappearing from the market and get stashed away into people's PC's. 
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