Flipping Cards

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Posted By: Bill C.

Hey everyone! Have a question for you all here that may be able to help. I'll be deploying this summer to the good ol' sandbox and am interested in possibly 'flipping' some cards. I've seen a few posts that seem to show some of you do this. I'd be curious to know which sets would be the best to help make a decent little deposit into the savings account before I go over, as well as pick up some cards for the sets I'm building. If any of you have any advice, it would be great! Thanks!

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Posted By: Ken McMillan

Well for one, thanks for serving our country. I have never been in the military but respect those of you that are. I personally have an interest in 1921 Yankees cards. Elmer Miller to be exact. What cards do you have in your collection that might be of interest to our group? I don't just buy cards to have cards, but if you have something interesting, I'm all ears.

Ken

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Posted By: Damian

I would love to give you some advice. Thanks for serving. E-mail me and we can go from there. I have a lot of experience "flipping", it is what I do the best and how I supplement my income/collect. Look forward to hearing from you.

Damian

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Posted By: Bill C.

Damian, I will be emailing you sometime Sunday.

I can tell you right now that I don't have much in the way of 1921 Yankees at all, but I will let you know if I come across anything!

BTW-Thanks to both of you for the support. Crazy times we live in and every bit counts.

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Posted By: Steve

Bill

When you say 'flip' do you mean you have cards to sell? or...you want to know what cards to buy and then resell right away?

Steve

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Posted By: davidcycleback

Just remember that people also flip for a loss.

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Buy cards to collect them, not as an investment.