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

[ALR-bishop]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

I have no idea. And neither does anyone else.

I think Peter really knows but just won't say

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

I think Peter really knows but just won't say

Billy Ripken FF.

[tennisguy]

How about the T206 Magie Error. Can't see it coming close to 6 figures, but do see the possibility of a good increase in value in all grade levels of this card.

[Rookiemonster]

Vintage Rookies . Rare variations .

icons , legends ,immortles

This is the equation now do the math .

[baztacula]

I'm thinking that everything from the 1980s and 90s, that a lot of people call "junk-era" cards, will explode in value because there is a dude who keeps cutting them all into little pieces to make giant cards of old-timey players. Pretty soon those cards will be rarer than the older stuff and I will retire in luxury.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=214222

[Rookiemonster]

Originally Posted by baztacula

I'm thinking that everything from the 1980s and 90s, that a lot of people call "junk-era" cards, will explode in value because there is a dude who keeps cutting them all into little pieces to make giant cards of old-timey players. Pretty soon those cards will be rarer than the older stuff and I will retire in luxury.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=214222

I got to say I dont know if this is a dream or a nightmare of mine . I have a steamer trunk in my basement full( and in my closet ) of this stuff . There has been so many times im like should I save them for my son , donate them to a school , throw them is the trash/fire ! Ooooooor save them and hope that everyone else is doing that and in 30 years Boom ��������������������.

Even though card collecting might be dead by then .

[frankbmd]

This thread begs the question


Who is going to profit when I'm 118?

[1952boyntoncollector]

I think we all grew up in this hobby and collected when we were in our teens or younger.....when we thought about making money on a card originally even 30 years later from that point we would of been in our late 40s..so its fun to think about a huge price increase 30 years later and still be in the middle of our lives.......but when we are in our mid 30s and up....I don't think the same benefit is there for us to hold a card for 30 years later for us..though the family gets to inherit cards for free.

I think some of the mentality of making a significant amount of money on a card works lot better when we were in our teens..

so when thinking about a quick 5 year turnaround who knows....