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Antique Dealer here, looking forward to additional questions.

>Why has the market never dropped for baseball cards?

That isn't quite true, there was a huge correction for sports cards in the 1990s- my dad has a friend who owned a sports/card store and no joke, closed it when his 10 year old son asked for $500 to buy a hockey card. He realized the market was beginning to go nuts and would crash, sold it all before which was very good timing.

I think quality, Americana/Iconic baseball cards in excellent graded condition will go up as investments, but the vast majority of cards are worthless. If you have something that could be argued to be a piece of history it will retain some value and is being kept as a investment. When you see people buying cards on youtube they are only going for the best ones to grade, usually.

Any more questions?