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11-26-2025, 09:16 AM
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I remember when Ruth Goudey’s cost $100. Now they are tens of thousands of $$$. Over the past 50 years, houses have appreciated 7% per year on average. Many vintage (and modern) are better than that.
Card prices are going up because they always have. Now that baby boomers are empty nesters, they have disposable income to buy what they couldn’t before. So high prices are here to stay. Get used to it. Bubble will not burst. It never has. 
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