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03-19-2006, 06:42 PM

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Is the Supply of Vintage Baseball Cards Drying Up?

Posted By: identify7

I think that he is telling you the truth regarding his observations, however, I am not sure that his interpertation of these facts is on target.

I do not see a change in the total number of pre-war cards listed on ebay. Although, I have only looked at that number a few times in the past several months.

What I think is happening is there is an increasing willingness and capability of pre-war collectors to sell their material without including a dealer in the sale.

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