To sell or not to sell? Also asking rookie questions

1952boyntoncollector · #1 05-10-2016, 04:39 AM

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Originally Posted by BBB

That's what I'm going with. I bought for ~1k in 1995 and it's now worth ~7k. Guess it makes up the ground from what I spent on a bunch of 80s/90s stuff that went nowhere and I sold for pennies long ago

I too think it has room to grow. But i suspect the biggest leap has just occurred . Though I could see looking back in 2020 and weeping giant man tears to the $20k card I gave up haha.

There are certain price points out there though....many collectors wont pay more than 10k ever for a card but will pay 5-8k.....some wont pay 5k ever but will pay 2k-3k.... some wont ever pay more than a k ever but will do 500-750....it all depends....sometime a card hits a price point and it real hard to break that number especially if its not a high graded example of the card

Rich Klein · #2 05-10-2016, 06:58 AM

One should always sell into an up market so this is a great time to take profits on those 1951 rookies

Rich

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