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01-06-2022, 07:01 PM
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Cards as an inflation hedge ?
I know that most of us buy for enjoyment and personal collections.
However, I also believe that in the back of our minds, we are thinking forward in that what we purchase will grow in value. If we need or want to sell, making a profit is a nice thing. Stocks, metals, crypto, ect all move up and down, sometimes violently and quickly. Downward trends are tough to reverse. I don't see the same with cards, especially vintage. The newer stuff is "meh" for me. Too much of it, and player careers can flame fast. Zion comes to mind. So what are your thoughts?
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My new found obsession the t206! 
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