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Having been part of a few race horse partnerships, the house always gets paid nicely. Yes, they do "all the work" but they also get most of the fun too.
Last edited by Snapolit1; 09-10-2020 at 12:20 PM. |
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Time will tell how this plays out but judging from the art side it has just put more fire under high quality pieces and I believe the same will happen here. |
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Collectable was an app that used to be used to track all of the auction house listings in one place. They were going to monetize (I think) by ad revenue and/or subscription. It was pretty awesome to use but about a year ago they stopped supporting it and i believe they sold it to the current people who are doing the fractional share as discussed.
I think the model is pretty interesting in general for cards like a Wagner, 52 Mantle, 86 Jordan Gem Mint (PSA or SGC) and cards of that class. Not sure if I'd ever invest in fractional shares of something if I knew the price was inflated to current market estimates versus what any seller of these said. In the case of the Wagner fractional share, it looked like the purchaser of the card had a 15-20% markup built into their model from their purchase price and likely got something on the back end at the terminal event (sale). Certainly the model can work but doing a fair bit more research would be required (at least for me anyway). I'll likely stick to cards I can buy versus parts of one I wouldn't otherwise be able to buy. Still an interesting concept, though! Good luck to those who are going for it! |
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I’m giving it a whirl. Beautiful card and other versions of this fractional ownership stuff have done very well.
Last edited by MattyC; 09-10-2020 at 01:38 PM. |
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Other platforms have seen some success with low liquidity (one trading window every 3-4 months).
This will be far more successful with daily trading. This one offers trading Monday to Friday. Awesome. Liquidity on a secondary market. The actual card is the stock. I saw this card in a binder and know it's origin collection which was in my backyard. Finest '53 Mantle and 100% unaltered, which is difficult to say in today's market. Happy to own some of it. I'm in. Last edited by Sean1125; 09-10-2020 at 01:59 PM. |
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easy to pass on this.
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