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04-27-2015, 07:14 PM
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True
Good points. the collectibles field has so much intrinsic value that a savings account or stock does not have. All fields have risk but what a ride!
I've never bought items that I think will increase in value. I buy what I like and over the years this has done quite well as a solid "investment" if you will. Stocks are a roller coaster. Savings account is like a dull book. Collectibles are "life" changing entities! Love it! Peace, Mike P.S. Unless you bought AAPL when it was $2 or so!!!!! UGH!!!!!!!! 
Last edited by vthobby; 04-27-2015 at 07:15 PM. 
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