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02-20-2012, 03:43 PM
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2012 Topps cases, dig out the Schumacker squirrels and sell those immediately, then....
invest in something other than ballcards. Collect 'em. Invest in a home, an education, mutual funds, individual stocks, bonds. If you're in your early 30's or younger, buy 5 to 10 acres out and away from urban sprawl, plant hardwood saplings, tend to them for the first few years, then wait 30 years or so, then harvest the lumber. That's a long term investment that would put a couple of kids through college, with a car each on the front end and again as they graduate. A fellow shouldn't invest in a hobby, the attachment and sentiment screws up the financial reality of it. 
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