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04-25-2019, 05:53 PM
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There are times when cards reach prices that feel unsustainable or hard to believe and in theory would be a good time to sell. But if you actually like owning the card that is a tough call because so many can't easily be replaced. I don't know how one times super low pop cards because unless a new one surfaces you probably will have to try and buy it back from the person you sold it to. When it comes to cards in my view market timing is better with modern where so much is speculation. I went to high school with a guy that I know has done well playing the prospects and he puts in the time to study the players and make calculated bets. One of the best barometers for the card market is the 1986 Jordan. PSA 9's are pressing back above 5k again so the market is definitely strong right now 
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