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07-23-2015, 05:22 AM
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Whats not hot for 2015...reselling for loss?
If your like me you buy something for the obvious reason you like something...then your taste changes or you sell to fund a non card purchase an low and behold you lose $$.Last year this happened on 3 groups of cards I sold...all I expected to at least get my $$ back.1954 PSA 8 or greater hockey including HOF's,T210 SGC 2-3, and a few 1972 Topps BB PSA 8 or better HOF In action cards.Probably lost around 25%.
What have you guys taken losses on where you thought it would go otherwise and what do you consider in pre 1980 cards esp. pre war to be a resale deadzone. I'm considering branching into 1954/1956/ Topps baseball mid grade and 1975 higher grade but considering it seems there is so much out there what I've seen on ebay seems high in price. ....or I could put all hesitation to rest and buy my first e94!  Experiences/thoughts Scott 
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