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#7
05-03-2005, 06:48 AM
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THE BIG BUYERS IN OUR HOBBY
Posted By: PASJD
Barry with due respect I think a card at any given time is "worth" what people including wealthy collectors will pay for it -- that's the essence of a free market economy. Asking what the price would be "but for" the collectors who are relatively price-inelastic because they are so well off does not seem to me anyhow to yield a "true" value. That said, I wish stuff was cheaper. 
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