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05-12-2010, 01:25 PM
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I think it is pretty tough to predict what might gain value in the future. I would most likely invest in "sure things".
IMO there will always be a market for: -Mickey Mantle 52 Topps, and high grade Mantle issues -Presentable T206 Cards -Any good example of a historic figure (Goudey Ruth, E90-1 Jackson, etc..) I think there is a good bet that those cards would at least not decrease, and most likely increase in value...but who the heck knows!
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