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#16
06-07-2008, 12:38 PM
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Vintage cards as investments
Posted By: ali_lapoint
baseball cards for the most part are wise investments for future generations. all the vintage cards you have were worth nothing when 90 percent of the owners had them. that said, if you spend 50K on a baseball card now you're going to have to wait an awfully long time for it to get high enough to make a significant profit from it. 50K is a big number, and it'll take quite a few years for a card already valued that high to increase further in value. you probably won't live to see your 50K card rise to the 100-200K price range especially if you're a middle aged man now. 
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