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View Poll Results: You have $20k in post-war superstars. Strictly from a financial viewpoint you should: | |||
Hold on to them - the cards are a better option than most investments |
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16 | 39.02% |
Cash them in and go with a traditional investment |
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22 | 53.66% |
Other (but you can't sell them and buy more cards!) |
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3 | 7.32% |
Voters: 41. You may not vote on this poll |
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Situation: You have a stack of post-war Topps superstars cards with market value of approx $20,000. You have no desire to keep these cards. They are basically an investment at this point. You don't need the cash in the short term.
Questions: Do you keep them, thinking they have a good chance to outperform many investment options and are relatively risk free? Or do you sell them now and put the cash in the investment option of your choice given your longer term needs? Note, there is no option to sell them and buy more cards. That would be too easy. ![]() |
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