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08-08-2025, 09:01 AM
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You're correct in that there's no useful information for people in our vintage realm, be it cards, memorabilia or autographs. If you lived through 1989-92, then you know everything you need to know. Same scenario, different generation. Oh! But now also featuring women athletes! The companies will inundate people with modern junk until everyone tires of it and moves on to 2027's version of Beanie Babies.
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