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Old 03-05-2013, 08:51 AM
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I would like to think that the cards I collect will appreciate in value over time, but that is not always the case, so collect for the fun first, investments second. Pre-War has certainly appreciated in value over the last 10 plus years and one can assume that they will continue to go up or hold steady over time in value. I specifically collect vintage because I appreciate and respect the history, but I also know if I ever want to sell, I should at the very least come close to getting my money back.

I try and reward myself with a few cards a month that I am trying to get to complete my collection (I am currently putting a T206 Reds set together). I have kids, a family and a business to run, so I can't spend all my money on cards (unfortunately).

Collect within your means and don't overspend. Look for deals, search eBay and other auction sites (big and small), and stop by a local card show (if there is one near you) and look at the BST forum on Net54...I have picked up a few good finds in the last few weeks and have had nothing, but smooth transactions with various members. There are still some good bargains out there.

Decide on what you want to collect, graded cards, raw, high end etc and that will determine what your budget will be on obtaining cards.

Happy Collecting!
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