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#20
12-23-2010, 12:44 PM
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Without getting into the debate of right or wrong with GU cards, I think the long-term value of these cards is pretty low.
As at least one poster noted above, if you're going to make money in these cards it's by pulling them from packs and flipping them while they're still hot. This is based on very little experience in that arena [I own exactly 1 GU card that I bought this year after waiting 5-6 years for it to be available for under $10], and as always, I'm sure there are exceptions. Regards, Richard. 
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