Baseball cards in a slump?

Baseball card industry looking to end slump

SLAM! Sports – Baseball
By GREG RISLING

“LOS ANGELES (AP) – The shelves are crammed with boxes of baseball cards at Mike Mittrick’s store. It gives his customers lots of choices, but also illustrates how the hobby’s landscape had become cluttered and confusing for collectors.

Faced with declining revenue over the past decade, the baseball card industry – once comprised of four major manufacturers – has been halved in a matter of months.”

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