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I didn't say it would. I only mentioned Mantle because I think they will occupy similar tiers and popularity in terms of best players of all time. If you don't want to buy Trout you're doing me a favor so please continue to pass on him.
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Mike was correct on an earlier post.
Rule number 1: Collect what you love and don't count on it as an investment or you'll end up disappointed. Rule number 2: See Rule number 1. It will be displayed, I am sure, where he will see these items on a daily basis. So he better like the memorabilia, first and foremost. So you need to pick his brain and find out what Baltimore players was he fond of and a youth. Memorabilia is just that, memories.
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No problem. I have no interest in contemporary players.
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Trout is a fantastic player. Could turn to be one of the all time greats. And so far he has zero mystique and zero presence that transcends the sport. Everyone in America knew who Mickey Mantle and Jackie were. Not only will every bat, glove and plastic cup Trout touches be preserved, but he will never ever reach the zenith of a Mickey Mantle. Hell, Griffey had a great career and is not in the same ballpark as Mantle. Times have changed. If you think otherwise good luck. Those Trout batting gloves aren't going to pay for anyone's college education.
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Pre 1960 high condition high quality pieces related to historic teams such as pennants, advertising, game used (assuming airtight provenance),Type 1 photos, etc. are where I would go.
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If it is truly for investment I would without question say Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund.
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