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Old 11-07-2022, 03:39 PM
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Default Thanks for the responses!

As the original poster, I just wanted to pop in and say thanks for all of the great responses.

Lots of bright folks here, and i appreciate everyone's insights.

I tend to agree with the majority. I think of it like this, certain cards seem to truly cross-over into the fine art and americana category. Like a 1933 goudey Ruth with bright colors, or a 52 Topps/53 Topps Mantle with great eye appeal.

Or a black history crossover like a 48 Leaf Robinson or a 52 Topps Robinson.

I think when you tap into these fine art quality and historically significant cards, they are certainly more recession-proof than say for example a really nice 1955 Topps Millie Mays in a PSA 3. While the Mays is a wonderful card, it may suffer a bit more of a drop during hard times. In my non-expert opinion.

Thanks again everyone
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