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01-14-2016, 12:51 PM
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I've just noticed I'm not as in a spending mood after seeing red day after day. I would think that would be the case for most card collectors who have money in the markets. To get a real pullback in card prices I would assume that we would need a major market correction where some in the hobby would actually start to sell their cards. How would card values hold up in a recession....
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