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10-26-2004, 02:36 PM
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Investing in baseball cards
Posted By: PASJD
It's a good justification if the wife catches you spending too much money, or a good self-rationalization. But any prediction as to future values is just way too speculative, the stock market is bad enough and at least there you are investing in real companies that do something and there is some objective data to go on, not a piece of cardboard whose value is inherently subjective. Gotta go look for some deals on 88 Vermont Griffeys and PSA 10 Jordan rookies and Rick Ankiels and refractors, see y'all later. 
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