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basically 99 percent of cards would not have outgained the market in 40 years with 5,000 dollars...... most of us dont have 40 years...he does.. plus they are tied together..if the market tanks....i imagine cards do as well or a large portion i have met collectors with all of their savings into cards and nothing in traditional investments, i wouldnt assume anything Its ok for risk i get it..but 99 percent versus 1 percent.....is a different story Last edited by 1952boyntoncollector; 11-24-2019 at 08:27 AM. |
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Normally I would agree with those saying the 33 Goudey but they have gone up in price considerably over the last two years. Those or the 21 exhibits are probably the safest investments.
If you want to take a shot at a nice return find an early 20s issue collectors aren't paying as much attention to and hold it for a few years. But you really can't go wrong with any Babe Ruth card long term. I picked up this one a while back. Not really sure if the price has gone up much but it's a card I enjoy owning.
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No one knows what the future is going to be for stocks, collectibles or other investments. I agree it is good to have a diversified portfolio. At this point 5k for some one 50+ years from retirement shouldn't be a big deal. |
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on 10,000 in 1979 on an index dow fund you would have far more than 31x, you would have over 600,000.. so thats 60x.. correct me if im wrong buying a PSA 5-6 1933 goudey ruth with 10,0000 and getting into the market for 35 years on an index fund. ill take my chances on the stock being $500,000 versus the ruth from this point on.. Last edited by 1952boyntoncollector; 11-24-2019 at 11:33 AM. |
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I didnt say all cards wouldnt outperform the market..i said 99% of cards wouldnt exceed...the OP then said 10,000, 40 years ago if you go by the price of the market would go up 30x., i corrected as its more in the 60x range when include dividends reinvested... also in the 1970s, there were no graded cards...everyone thought their card was mint...centered cards werent that big of a deal either..so yeah your 'mint' card that is offcenter wouldnt be a psa 9 now etc... so cant just assume you would get the best example of the card when going by what standards people cared about then..... Last edited by 1952boyntoncollector; 11-26-2019 at 02:10 PM. |
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If they were, I'd probably have one. They were usually 100 unless they were really bad or really nice. The shop near me as far as I can recall didn't get any really bad ones. (late 77 through mid 81 I was there almost every week, often multiple days- it was on the way home from school.)
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