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What will the collector base look like in 10 years? Will it largely be the current crop today, or will there be an influx? Todays 10-12 year old will be getting out of college, and todays 21 year old may never have been a collector to the extent that we once were.
The hobby has been an adult game for many, many years now. In my opinion, the demand for many rare, obscure prewar cards is going to be mediocre at best.
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