Remember that investment value is based on the specific price you paid. Some people get this idea to invest in a card and don't think twice about what they pay for it. Though knowing values and following auctions, you get a 10% discount ('good deal') on your card, that's the monetary same of the card going up 10% in value. If you are enamored on the 'investment possibilities' of a card and over pay, you can lose money even if the book price goes up.
Certainly buying a card that has good eye appeal for its grade is a good idea.
Last edited by drcy; 07-17-2015 at 12:38 PM.
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