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Investment thought - good day for baseball cards?
scooter729
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So with the stock market being down 500 points today, and news breaking on the same day of a baseball card being sold for $2.35 million, it makes me wonder - will today give a big boost to the baseball card market?
I'm sure many high rollers will lose a good deal of $$$ in the stock market today, while at the same time may see the investment potential in high-end vintage baseball cards. (I'm ignoring the Jeter card phenomenon from today.) I see some new folks potentially testing the waters of our beloved hobby as a way to diversify investments.
I know vintage (pre-war) have held up very favorably compared to the Dow Jones in the past 10 years, while 1950s - present have not had quite the same success. I bet this will further increase the demand for high-end vintage material.
Can I get thoughts from folks on this?
I'm sure many high rollers will lose a good deal of $$$ in the stock market today, while at the same time may see the investment potential in high-end vintage baseball cards. (I'm ignoring the Jeter card phenomenon from today.) I see some new folks potentially testing the waters of our beloved hobby as a way to diversify investments.
I know vintage (pre-war) have held up very favorably compared to the Dow Jones in the past 10 years, while 1950s - present have not had quite the same success. I bet this will further increase the demand for high-end vintage material.
Can I get thoughts from folks on this?
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Don't think many people will stop investing in the market and join us idiots buying pieces of cardboard.
I certainly don't do it for investment purposes, it's just a hobby for me.
Peace
45% complete.
I agree 100%.
Seeking primarily PSA graded pre-war "type" cards
My PSA Registry Sets
34 Goudey, 75 Topps Mini, Hall of Fame Complete Set, 1985 Topps Tiffany, Hall of Fame Players Complete Set
"Don't think many people will stop investing in the market and join us idiots buying pieces of cardboard."
The comment above was brilliant. I laughed my ass off. Thanks!! chaz
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