I have said this many times, the bobblehead craze has the same feel as the card craze of the late 80's and early 90's. They started printing too many different sets, subsets, and everything else that went with the death of that hobby. Bobbleheads are headed down that same path... The Brewers and Giants are probably the most guilty. Any team that puts out 15 different bobbles in a single season (plus 2 Gnomes) is surely fueling the fires of overkill. When the Brewers were doing 4-6 a year, they were still special, now that they have decided to flood the market, even though this year's bobbles look great in pics, they just don't hold as much meaning. Look how cheap they are now compared to 4 years ago. I used to feel like I had to go to the games to get them, now it is actually cheaper to get them on the secondary market, pay $10 for them and save the hassle of going to the park and dropping big bucks. It's sad really, but that is how our society works these days. If something is in demand, over produce it until no one wants it any longer... To me, I couldn't care any less how many retails are made and sold, I don't collect them, but they are absolutely killing the SGA market, and that bothers me... Oh well, at least we have more Hank the Dog bobbleheads to look forward to in our future, we just can't get enough of that little mutt. UGH!