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Posted By: identify7

There is no need to offer a wager with other board members Joan. If you think certain cards are sure to rise in value, put them away yourself. That is the only bet you need.

Personally I don't know anything about the new sets nor the autograph market. But I do note that even players from the 50s have companies set up which are churning out autographs and memorabilia. How valuable can that stuff be?

I will take a look at the topps heritage set, on your recommendation Joan, to see what it is. But seriously, pre-war is difficult enuff for me without trying to learn the dozens of new sets issued each year.