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of course
Easy answer is buy what you want to. However, if you make the buy into an investment (only) then I would, obviously, look for what you feel is the best card(s) to do that. There are a ton of pre-war baseball that are down 50%, or more, if you look around. I would probably go try to find a couple "bargains" in the $200-$250 range.....spreading risk is a bit safer for investing.
I sort of hoped you would say you want to buy something that you really enjoy collecting AND will be a good investment. I hope that is the actual case. It will make it more fun and might even be better, long term, since so many cards are down right now. Good luck..
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