For seniors

[Exhibitman]

I've already started the process of whacking the weeds in my card garden, but the plan as of now is to have an active picking and selling business after I stop practicing law, hoping to generate some modest cash flow, stay engaged doing something I love, and have fun. Some things that I think are really strong long term investments I will keep then let my daughter liquidate them after I pass away and she gets a stepped up basis for tax purposes. Probably most of my Ruth, Gehrig, Robinson, etc. I don't see a real downside to holding those. Plus, they are fun.

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[gonefishin]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

I've already started the process of whacking the weeds in my card garden, but the plan as of now is to have an active picking and selling business after I stop practicing law, hoping to generate some modest cash flow, stay engaged doing something I love, and have fun. Some things that I think are really strong long term investments I will keep then let my daughter liquidate them after I pass away and she gets a stepped up basis for tax purposes. Probably most of my Ruth, Gehrig, Robinson, etc. I don't see a real downside to holding those. Plus, they are fun.

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Since I have already posted my plans and Adam said it needs another card, I thought I might add a few card pictures just to spice this great thread up. I have really enjoyed reading all the other "Seniors" thoughts and plans. Here are just a couple that I haven't transferred to my daughter.

[commishbob]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

I've already started the process of whacking the weeds in my card garden, but the plan as of now is to have an active picking and selling business after I stop practicing law, hoping to generate some modest cash flow, stay engaged doing something I love, and have fun. Some things that I think are really strong long term investments I will keep then let my daughter liquidate them after I pass away and she gets a stepped up basis for tax purposes. Probably most of my Ruth, Gehrig, Robinson, etc. I don't see a real downside to holding those. Plus, they are fun.

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And there ya go trying to drag me back in by posting this terrific Minoso.

[homerunhitter]

Awesome!

[Exhibitman]

FWIW, I just sold a bunch of stuff in REA's Encore auction. Their team is top-flight to work with as a consignor and they handled everything as efficiently as I could imagine. If you have slabbed stuff, the time between them taking the items and sale could be as short as a month or two.