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01-02-2022, 11:50 AM
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"Just do it": I agree. The adage that pigs get slaughtered applies to cards as much as any other asset. So does paralysis by analysis. I hung on to a few basketball cards past their 'sell by' dates in the run-up rather than taking a big profit and walking away and regret it now. That said, I also hung onto my vintage baseball cards when they were doing nothing and they are running with the market now. I guess it all tends to unfold as it should.
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