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02-27-2004, 01:40 PM
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Question about selling graded cards
Posted By: jay behrens
All thru the 80s I kept telling people that wanted to get into the hobby, buy the things that mean something to you, Cards of your favorite players and teams. that way, when the market collapses, you will still have something that will bring you good memories. I was scoffed at a lot in the 80s becuase everyone thought the market would boom forever. I got lucky and sold off my collection before the market collapsed, but it didn't save me from losing money in real estate 
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