Changing of the Guard: The Commoditization of Sportscards

[Maraya]

It's got to be a bubble. What goes up, must come down. I saw a tremendous rise of coins in the 1980 rare coin market with wall street investors buying up rare coins. Then in the early 80's the market began to slide downwards as those investors began to sell off. it has taken years maybe couple of decades to come back. Make purchases with the head, not the heart.

[Rich Klein]

Originally Posted by Maraya

It's got to be a bubble. What goes up, must come down. I saw a tremendous rise of coins in the 1980 rare coin market with wall street investors buying up rare coins. Then in the early 80's the market began to slide downwards as those investors began to sell off. it has taken years maybe couple of decades to come back. Make purchases with the head, not the heart.

Welcome to the board. For those who don't know her - Marion is a long time well respected card dealer

Rich

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

Welcome to the board. For those who don't know her - Marion is a long time well respected card dealer

Rich

Welcome! 7 years to make your first post...that's a new record.

[bobbyw8469]

More Kool-Aid to drink! I remember when this was $1,000 card not too long ago!

http://siriussportsauctions.com/1953...OT1019414.aspx

[swarmee]

https://forums.collectors.com/messag...&enterthread=y

Move over Titus, there's a new hoarder in town...