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10-18-2007, 08:27 AM
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How Long Before Hedge Funds Control The Rare Card Market?
Posted By: Jimmy
There is a definitely talk in business about investing in collectibles in general and sports cards and memorabilia are on the top of the list. I believe over the last 10 years the card market has grown to one of the most interesting and marketable hobbies which has turned collecting into investing for many people. We all invest a lot of time and money in the hobby we enjoy so much and that is way the hobby is worth a second look by leading investors in business. If you just look at the amount of companies that have been created or have grown over the past 10 years that have an interest in what people collect, we can see that the interest and investment will only get better over time. 
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