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02-15-2015, 04:29 PM
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Is there such a thing as a "buying season"?
This may be a crazy question and, if it is, please don't bash me too badly. Here goes: Is there a better time to buy postwar baseball and football cards? I don't mean the Mantles and Jim Browns that are always strong regardless of the season. I am a set collector and I am wondering if better deals can be found on football cards during baseball season and vice versa. Does in-season interest drive up demand and prices?
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