Mr.Whipple
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Look into Micro-Financing. Pretty nice ROI involved and most is short term and small amounts of money.
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What do do with some serious coin?
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uniquebaseballcards
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- Nov 12, 2008
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Invest in a baseball card message board you frequent.
sportscardtheory
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I would put $10 Gs away and blow $2 Gs on cards I want. Or invest the $10 Gs in oil.
Dpanthers14
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Since the money came from cards put it back into cards man!
TomMurry
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AKT74 said:
Fixed
tide12champrings
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200lbhockeyplayer said:
Best advice ever given on this board.
how old are you?
family?
debt?
pay off debt if any
company matching 401K (you can put it in bank and make payroll deductions, so you have less per month, but draw from the 12K to live on)
Card: PSA 8 CENTERED 1954 Hank Aaron.
Stock: VMW
Towards down payment on house
family?
debt?
pay off debt if any
company matching 401K (you can put it in bank and make payroll deductions, so you have less per month, but draw from the 12K to live on)
Card: PSA 8 CENTERED 1954 Hank Aaron.
Stock: VMW
Towards down payment on house
kdailey4315
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bballcardkid said:
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francisjniskey
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I would say it kind of depends on your age. First off I wouldn't waste any of it on a investment in sportscards. I max out my 401K every year since I have been at my job for the last 12 years and have put away quite a bit. I am currently sitting on $220K in there now. The Wife has done the same at her job and has maxed out her 401K. Whenever the market decides to take off the Wife and I will be set up pretty good. I personally would put it in a IRA and sit on it if I had the extra cash lying around. You can call any Edward Jones and set up a appointment to do a portfolio analysis of your investments and it is free so they can bounce some ideas off of you. Just remember the final decision is up to you and they are just making recommendations. I listened to the advisor we had and they recommended some stocks to me with one of them being Merck. I put around $10K in their stock and they had a drug that was causing heatlh risks/death to people and the bottom fell out from under them and I lost a lot in the deal. Fortunately all the other stocks like Intel, John Deere, PNM, Home Depot, and Budweiser all did good for me so I made out pretty good but do your research before you buy. Also don't rely on a Baseball Card Trading board to be your resource for making financial decisions.
brouthercard
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Assuming this is all expendable income from your baseball card sales, and since you collect cut autos, I'd buy some seriously rare cut autos, or if you like cracking cases, buy like 8-12 cases of legendary cuts and have a ball.
thefasterblade
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Give it to me.
sdsportsfan1214
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bballcardkid said:
Exactly what I was thinking
