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Old 07-18-2012, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by iwantitiwinit View Post
I don't want to spoil things but I wouldn't think of your vintage cards as investments. Collect what makes you happy but low grade cards won't yield much in my opinion especially those with qualifiers. Higher grade are possibly a different story, remember there are only a certain number of people willing to pay up for things.
While investment could be a stretch for our hobby (though I am not against it as others are) the cards shown are all commodity type and high demand cards. Very nice choices for asset stability while collecting. Just my opinion and I don't mind saying I collect with the values in mind and hope my cards actually go up. That being said I have a ton of cards where I absolutely KNOW I overpaid because I wanted them, they are rarely encountered, and I knew going in I would probably not recoup my investment in them. On others I should be able to make up for the ones that my "collector bug" got me to buy. I am one of the collectors that has put more into cards than I really should have, relative to other resources I own, but haven't regretted it for one minute. I love the hobby and am not sure it would be as interesting without the values associated. Hope I won't get creamed for being honest. Just my point of view.
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