What single card do you think will increase in value the most in 10 years

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

Fun (re)read. Thanks for bumping.

The one card/player I don’t see mentioned anywhere in this thread, but whose stuff seems to have really jumped in the last year, is Joe Jackson. His M101-4/5s have gone to the moon, as has his Cracker Jacks and E90-1s. No comps on this baby though….

That is a beautiful card. I picked up a cheap decent looking reprint of it a few days ago for my collection.

[TheBig6]

N173 Old Judge HOF cabinets

[Snapolit1]

Ken Griffey Jr cards will be the next generations Mickey Mantle. Some shiny Griffey 1/1 refractor will sell for $3 million. And you could prob buy it today for $20,000. But none of us will do that.

You read it here first.

I will bump this thread in 2038 so you can see I was right.

[jbhofmann]

Jackie transcends the sport.

• He's taught in every elementary school.
• He has his own day.
• His jersey is retired league wide.

1948 Leaf in my opinion is Americana Pop Art perfection. That set has numerous cards that look like they belong in a museum.

[packs]

I may be in the minority but I have a feeling 19th century cards will be the biggest money losers over the next decade. They are really cool to look at but I'm not sure who's going to take the place of people hunting Spotted Ties, for example.