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I do also think there will be a deluge of collections hitting the markets at the semi-same time over the next 10 years as boomers likely die off or cash out, but I'm not sure it'll really matter in the end when it comes to cards from the 50s to 70s.
There are already a ton of them out there. I would say you could search for any mainstream Topps card from the 50s to 70s and find dozens of examples for sale at any given time across all platforms. So while never really all that rare and never really all that hard to come by, I would think most of the collections that will come to market will feature cards that are already out there for sale and aren't necessarily hurt by abundance. Last edited by packs; 09-15-2023 at 02:14 PM. |
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