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#23
12-23-2010, 11:18 AM
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G/U Cards
How many of us really, truly buy cardboard as investments? If we would have put all of our $$ into cardboard in 1991, or even as recently as a couple of years ago, we would have lost our shirt on many things...not all, but many.
We buy/sell/trade as a hobby...an expensive one, but a hobby. Let's not forget that aspect. You like T206 cards, someone else may like hot wheels. Some people actually buy cards because they like the way they look...not just because of the investment quality and the value they hold. 
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