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01-07-2022, 11:18 AM
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American's love collectibles. I would guess cards are one of the most prominent collectibles of all with perhaps the biggest collector base of any collectible that exits. Sure, there may be bumps, but doubt the sky will fall. Certain card sectors may experience more volatility than others, however, the big name vintage/Pre-War sector seems quite safe compared to other sectors. I feel safe and secure holding the good stuff for the long term. Haha, fingers crossed.
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