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04-19-2014, 11:15 PM
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Yours is the only one I read that seems to link their card collection as an investement tool. I dont believe my wife would say a lot about it, but I dont believe she would feel good about my collection being part of our investments. But that is based on her lack of knowledge on this hobby and its potential. My only problem is will this hobby(as investment) hold out in the long run. Will it continue to grow? I believe parts of it will like T206, Old Judges, Hall of Famers. For those who collect for the enjoyment only(which is probably a majority), who cares?
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