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Old 09-14-2022, 09:47 AM
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If we could get that return on all of our cards, then there’s no doubt that we would all retire comfortably.
It seems the only way to make a gain like this is to spend big on an item or asset class that you have major conviction in for its long-term growth. It Could be anything, your business, real estate, stocks, crypto, or cards. This gentleman had the smarts and guts to pay the $50,0000 at the time. I believe at the time one recently had just sold, 91 or late 90 with Christie’s or Sotheby’s for $50,000 so I believe that’s how Rosen came up with his price to the gentleman for $50k.

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