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02-14-2019, 10:00 AM
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Best Long Term Investment for $1000???
I’m wondering what card/cards would make the best long term investment for $1000?
Like many people I collected heavy in the 80s/90s and then left the hobby. Got back in 2014 but grew tired of ripping/buying/selling. It seemed like I was breaking even (or even losing) and wasn’t really building a “collection”. I decided in December to change my goal in the hobby to buy the best I could afford for long term value and love of the cards. I love the vintage guys and history of baseball. Not big into football or basketball. I’ve started a PSA set registry of 1st Ballot HOFers and love graded cards (used to have no interest) and the new buying to keep strategy. I’m looking to invest in my first BIG card and wondering what to target? high grade, late year Mantle? Ruth? high grade HOF RC? 
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