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high grade coomons
Posted By: scott
do you feel the exremely high prices paid for high grade "graded"commons will hold in the long term? |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: Josh K.
Only so long as collectors continue to focus on set registries, which, IMO, are worthless. |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: Dave H
prices in the long term are a funtion of supply and demand. set registries will only grow in popularity, especially people competing for graded cards. it is my opinion that commons are still good value. I have zero interest in big name players. |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: T206Collector
I think it's very interesting that Ty Cobb cards are the most common T206 cards in terms of scarcity, but they still bring in the highest prices. And that's basically because demand is still so much higher than supply for his cards because he is a big name and will always be a big name. There is security in that, in terms of investment potential, etc. |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: WP
I think the set registy hype will die down although I think the concept is here to stay and people will continue to be concious of their positions. The commons will decrease in value especially the"low pop" cards. I think much of the low pop Hysteria is irrational and nothing more than statistical anomoly. In time, The pops will level off and a good indicator where they will end up are the pops of the major stars/ |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: jay behrens
All you ahve to do is look at how the graded coin market progressed adn you will have a good idea what will happen with baseball cards. |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: Gilbert Maines
In the eighties the coin market began to have the grading of their coins standardized by independent third party garding and encapsulation service companies, much like cards have now. |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: T206Collector
www.thepit.com |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: andy becker
i tried to hold back....i can't....what's a coomon?? |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: leon
I am right there with ya'......every time I've seen this thread I think "what is a coomon?" I think it's a maroon brother..... |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: T206Collector
...a Hall of Farmer. |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: Gilbert Maines
So then, Coomons do not do farming. Therefore, Amish are not Coomons. We are narrowing this down fellow Maroons! |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: leon
To get right back on track but a little different focus it's well known that the Amish are big into tobacco farming (so I hear). I once got a T205 Cobby in nrmt-mt condition and I was told (by good ole Norm "I live with my parents and work at a jail" Showers that it came from an Amish farmer. Unfortunately it came back trimmed and altered....and ended up on Mike Wheat's site without any mention of it...I asked Mike about it in person once and he said he didn't remember. He probably didn't.....sorry to ramble....maybe I'll censor myself..... |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: Julie
Harry Stooovy, Jimmy Claxxton, Pete Roose, or oothers who are famoous, but are not in the HOFF. |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: Darren J. Duet
Jamaican pigeon. |
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high grade coomons
Posted By: Glenn
Coomon, folks, you can't expect me to believe this fooolishnes. |
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