There are 100 individual cards I’ve tracked from ‘18-‘24: 32 pre-war and 68 post-war. Excluding 2019, these collectively have outperformed both the S&P and Dow, with cards averaging a 41% return (gross). Of these, pre-war is approx 10% points average greater than post-war.
A good 2024 or any year will depend on volume, turnover velocity, ROI, opportunity cost, and intangibles like goodwill, etc. I hope for dealers to have continued prosperity, because it enables more acquisition opportunities for collectors and investors.
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