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Old 01-07-2019, 09:02 AM
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Great stuff, thanks for sharing.
Did an inflation calculator, which said $10 in 1909 is equivalent to $276.96 today. I actually thought it might have been higher...


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Here's a few clippings about the collectors of the T206's :
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Does anyone else see the analogy between the ATC and PSA business models?

“If we grab ‘em by the short hairs, we’ll have an endless revenue stream as a monopoly.”
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reads....just incredible!
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Very very cool, thanks for posting. I like how they are referred to as "baseball men". That is what the daughters in Field of Dreams calls the players.
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So Cobb was scarce but Wagner wasn't???
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Great stuff, thanks for sharing.
Did an inflation calculator, which said $10 in 1909 is equivalent to $276.96 today. I actually thought it might have been higher...


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$234,297.40 if that $10 was put into the S&P 500.

According to this....
https://dqydj.com/sp-500-dividend-re...nt-calculator/

No taxes, inflation, reinvesting dividends, but still...
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