Offer Your Guess: Which of These 5 Card Types Worth More in 5 Years?

[joeadcock]

Originally Posted by Cardboard Junkie

Am I the only member here who thinks that all of our cardboard will be worth less in 5/10 years? Dave.

Nope Dave

When our economy junks(as it will, impossible to be sustained in the way it is going), most of the card values might flop. But some certain(in demand cards)will be sought after even with freefall.

[tcdyess]

Originally Posted by joeadcock

Nope Dave

When our economy junks(as it will, impossible to be sustained in the way it is going), most of the card values might flop. But some certain(in demand cards)will be sought after even with freefall.

I agree, I think there is going to be a great buying opportunity in next couple years....

[Cardboard Junkie]

As the U. S. dollar is replaced as the "world standard". Our country will economically collapse. The U. S. is destined to be a 3rd world nation. There will be the rich and the poor. No middle class. A depression that will make the 30's seem like a Sunday picnic, and last until there is a "change" in the consciousness of humankind, or an end to humankind.
Carry on gentlemen. Dave

[Jlighter]

Originally Posted by Cardboard Junkie

As the U. S. dollar is replaced as the "world standard". Our country will economically collapse. The U. S. is destined to be a 3rd world nation. There will be the rich and the poor. No middle class. A depression that will make the 30's seem like a Sunday picnic, and last until there is a "change" in the consciousness of humankind, or an end to humankind.
Carry on gentlemen. Dave

Sure.

[Cardboard Junkie]

Originally Posted by Jlighter

Sure.

I sense your sarcasm. I caution everyone to hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. Peace Dave.

[Jlighter]

Originally Posted by Cardboard Junkie

I sense your sarcasm. I caution everyone to hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. Peace Dave.

People have been predicting the end of humanity since the beginning. I doubt anyone on here will live to see it.

[joeadcock]

Originally Posted by Jlighter

People have been predicting the end of humanity since the beginning. I doubt anyone on here will live to see it.

Agreed, maybe not the end of humanity.

Doubtful that our economy can take this debt, does not seem sustainable.

So likely a definite effect on the card market.

[Big Six]

Originally Posted by Cardboard Junkie

I sense your sarcasm. I caution everyone to hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. Peace Dave.

I sense it's easier to type those sentiments from the closest thing the U.S. has to paradise...if things ever get that bad (some days I think they will and some days I don't), at least you have the luxury of living your days under the stars!

[Cardboard Junkie]

Originally Posted by Big Six

I sense it's easier to type those sentiments from the closest thing the U.S. has to paradise...if things ever get that bad (some days I think they will and some days I don't), at least you have the luxury of living your days under the stars!

Gotta admit life is good on the big island. Dave

[oldjudge]

Assuming that the politicians don't screw it up, we are heading for a period where the US will have the cheapest energy in the world and will be energy self sufficient. This will provide a tremendous competitive advantage for our industries and will usher in a great age of prosperity. That just means that I am bullish on America. Cards, who knows? Just like any other market, prices down the road can be lower or higher than they are today. The biggest mistake one can make (see housing prices in 2007) is assuming that a market will only move in one direction.

[sportscardpete]

I think once everyone gets tired of T206 collecting and all the rare back craze, they'll shift back to D or E cards... Bound to happen anyway...

I will say that low grade rare back HOFers probably have the best bet to move up in value.