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12-20-2012, 07:41 PM
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Looking to Build a Solid Collection of "Investment Grade" Cards
I collected baseball cards as a kid (late 80's/early 90's). However, I am looking to get back into it with a focus on pre-1960's cards that have investment grade focus. Even though my focus is acquire "works of art", I would prefer to have the ability to sell them at some point in the future.
1) Am I better off getting 1-3 high profile cards in great condition or 10+ average cards in decent condition? 2) Where is the best place to find a reputable cards/sellers (local dealer, online dealer, ebay, etc)? 3) Is the PSA guide a good indication of value or are there other pricing guides that are more useful? 4) Is PSA the most recognized/high quality rating system out there? 5) Any other tips you can throw at me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks 
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