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#9
07-03-2012, 04:43 PM
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Unfortunately you are about 10-15 years to late to the party. While cards are easy to sell, the most difficult part is to replace them with a steady inventory. While this was very possible circa 2000, via large auction lots and private collection purchases, it is virtually impossible to buy great deals at low prices in the age of the single graded card auctions, and to make matters worse, several of the "whales" are no longer buying.
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