Spend a little now.....make a ton later!

[Snapolit1]

Am always surprised Willie Mays doesn't get more love from collectors. Overshadowed by others to some degree but what a player.
Wonder if his cards will go up dramatically in the future.

[Mountaineer1999]

How about the 1951 Bowman Mantle? Cash in 2051?

[Joshwesley]

I guess supply and demand doesn't really factor in when you think about the 52 mantle.
My guess is that bubble will burst at some point..

Rare back hof'ers and joe Jackson cards would be my guess.

A joe Jackson that can be bought for 5-10k now and turns over 200k in 20 years.

Maybe a caramel Card in great condition or a '15 Cracker Jack (already pretty high)

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Joshwesley

I guess supply and demand doesn't really factor in when you think about the 52 mantle.
My guess is that bubble will burst at some point..

Rare back hof'ers and joe Jackson cards would be my guess.

A joe Jackson that can be bought for 5-10k now and turns over 200k in 20 years.

Maybe a caramel Card in great condition or a '15 Cracker Jack (already pretty high)

Demand is most times more important than supply in the value of our cards. The best cards seem to hold their value best. You can quote me on that.

Caramel cards are down a little but nice conditioned ones seem to hold their value. At least I hope they do., (..hey, at least it's been a few weeks since he appeared last....)

[Stonepony]

Originally Posted by Leon

Demand is most times more important than supply in the value of our cards. The best cards seem to hold their value best. You can quote me on that.

Caramel cards are down a little but nice conditioned ones seem to hold their value. At least I hope they do., (..hey, at least it's been a few weeks since he appeared last....)

Hello Cy, long time no see

[stlcardinalsfan]

Hopefully World Series tickets and type 1 photos will appreciate well!!! That's what I collect. 🙏

[Billy5858]

Originally Posted by Leon

Demand is most times more important than supply in the value of our cards. The best cards seem to hold their value best. You can quote me on that.

Caramel cards are down a little but nice conditioned ones seem to hold their value. At least I hope they do., (..hey, at least it's been a few weeks since he appeared last....)

Wow!!! ........ And the Boston card at that

It's beautiful

[packs]

I bought a Cy Young signed Callahan last year for less than $1,000. I'm hoping to cash in on that one a few years from now. Also hoping my WaJo signed postcard skyrockets. It's generic but was written out by him between games in Cleveland and Detroit and signed Walter J. Postmark is 1909. Could be the earliest example in the hobby.

[Yoda]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Am always surprised Willie Mays doesn't get more love from collectors. Overshadowed by others to some degree but what a player.
Wonder if his cards will go up dramatically in the future.

Didn't a Willie '52 Topps PSA 9 recently fetch close to half a mil? That has to represent a pretty fair price appreciation for the card's owner, or I am going to find another hobby.