High end vintage card prices in 2023 - Holiday Party Debate

[Gorditadogg]

Originally Posted by Johnny630

I could see under $100k short term, not close to 38k. Long term....won’t lose if bought at 75-100 Range.

I don't know what this means. Are you saying if the market drops 40% then you should buy the card because it won't go any lower?

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[Johnny630]

Originally Posted by Gorditadogg

I don't know what this means. Are you saying if the market drops 40% then you should buy the card because it won't go any lower?

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Yes on this specific card I feel if you can get a nicely centered low number 33, Goudey Ruth, in a 7 under $100k you're gonna do well in the long run.

[cardsagain74]

It's been almost two years since the card mania peaked, and vintage baseball has held up well. A very good sign that the current prices could be a baseline going forward.

But the unique thing about this spike is since it followed the beginning and end of the covid panic, it only took a year for it to happen and top. Often these bubbles (dot com, tulip bulb, junk wax, etc) build for a few years first.

So it'll be interesting to see what happens with this one. Especially since we're about to hit three years since this boom started

[Snowman]

No chance this card falls back down to 38k. Not even if WW3 breaks out.

[raulus]

Watched this movie again recently, and this thread reminded me of this quote.

Not that I’m predicting zombies, but the future is never as easily predictable as we might guess today.