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bmp1971
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If you had $10,000.00 to invest in baseball cards today, what would you buy/do with the money?
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I would buy cases of 2011 Bowman Draft and sit on them and spend about a third of the ten grand on high graded vintage.
NECpilgrims8
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What would I do? Simple.
Not buy cards.
Not buy cards.
schmidtfan20
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buy iphones.
Right now is a bad time for speculation in cards.
Having said that, the guy who is right will make an absolute killing. To make money, go against the grain in a calculated manner.
Having said that, the guy who is right will make an absolute killing. To make money, go against the grain in a calculated manner.
notjomommasclint
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Contrarian investing is how money is made at the books in Vegas and on Wall Street.
If I had 10k for cards I'd pickup a bunch of Leonard Hankerson needs, a fleer Ted Williams set, a 75 topps set, 2005 bowman chrome draft set, and set the rest aside for impulse buys at the next national.
If I had 10k for cards I'd pickup a bunch of Leonard Hankerson needs, a fleer Ted Williams set, a 75 topps set, 2005 bowman chrome draft set, and set the rest aside for impulse buys at the next national.
kerryfan5
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I would look at baseball or baseketball vintage high grade or unopened product and leave it that way.
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bmp1971
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Not saying this would be the wisest use of the money, and I'm not sure how much it would cost, but I'd like to build a red ref or red ref au set, maybe of 2011 BDP. Sure would take a while, I imagine.
padremurph
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A couple Ruth autos.
hive17
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I have to agree with sitting on a few hot cases. 2011 and 2010 BDPP is a good choice. Maybe a bunch of cases of Topps Museum if they do as good a job next year.
uniquebaseballcards
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A fun experiment would be to see to what extent I could control or manipulate a certain niche or set, sort of an experiment in economics I suppose. I think every niche would be significantly affected by only $10K.
Although $10K is a lot to some, I'm know there are members here who net more than that in a couple months or less.
Although $10K is a lot to some, I'm know there are members here who net more than that in a couple months or less.
RiceLynnEvans75
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I'd buy this
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JoshHamilton
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This
Jimmy Graham
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I Think profar is a beast and going to be a perennial all star short stop. I also think Jose Fernandez is way under valued
MansGame
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This...
or if had to buy cards, I'd do this...
Def not this lol... I'd rather buy Apple stock lol
MOFNY
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I would go the prospect or veteran RC route. I'd do a lot of diversifying. $10,000 would be a ton of money.
George_Calfas
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Buy raw modern cards, sub with BGS through FCB, sell for profit, BAM.
Then take that $20K and do it again.
BAM
Then take that $20K and do it again.
BAM
Better than investing in this economy
actionor
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I would buy bargains on rookies I research by the lot. Their future carefully planned by scouts. Second I would buy wax said rookies are found in. Good research and stats on the next big thing. Then I would buy old vintage singles it the lot in vg to exc condition and sit on them.
