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08-29-2016, 08:58 PM
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If you are an older baby boomer around age 70, then this current market is your chance to sell - a better chance to realize a nice price than you may have had at any time. Hence, we see an abundance of 1950's & 1960's RCs going up for sale. And yes, if one has passed and the surviving family has recently acquired these cards, even more will go on the market as we have recently seen. Ok, that may sum up the supply side. But now who is driving the demand to bring the prices up to crazy high levels? I doubt it is the 70 year old shelling out big time coin this late in their life.
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