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to the cards in my signature... and a few more of my Peyton Manning Rookie Card collection.
Using this thread: http://freedomcardboard.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=121131 as motivation. I accidently paid off my credit card on Friday and I thought it was going to totally wipe me out. After doing the math it turns out it didn't. And luckily my tax refund was deposited today so even after the rest of my payments clear, Ill still have some money. And even tho I'm out the $2000 I had in savings... I have a $3000 credit card paid off so thats the same as savings, if anything pops up I have something to help me. Once I thought about it like that, it helped me get over the shock of losing all the money.
The cards I have to sell can get me $1100-1300 in just 4 cards. 1998 Peyton Manning SP Authentic /2000, and the 3 cards in my signature. That money can knock out my Best Buy card. So the Chase card I paid off and the Best Buy card I could pay off with these cards... will give me $150 extra each month and that I can use to pay off my other Chase card ($45 payment) that is almost maxed out at $2000. So $200 a month after I pay off the Best Buy card and the other Chase card can be paid off by the end of this year. And the other little stuff I can sell over time can help knockoff another card that is $600. I'll earn some OT this summer at work.
So it turns out a huge mistake I thought I made has turned out to be a blessing.
Using this thread: http://freedomcardboard.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=121131 as motivation. I accidently paid off my credit card on Friday and I thought it was going to totally wipe me out. After doing the math it turns out it didn't. And luckily my tax refund was deposited today so even after the rest of my payments clear, Ill still have some money. And even tho I'm out the $2000 I had in savings... I have a $3000 credit card paid off so thats the same as savings, if anything pops up I have something to help me. Once I thought about it like that, it helped me get over the shock of losing all the money.
The cards I have to sell can get me $1100-1300 in just 4 cards. 1998 Peyton Manning SP Authentic /2000, and the 3 cards in my signature. That money can knock out my Best Buy card. So the Chase card I paid off and the Best Buy card I could pay off with these cards... will give me $150 extra each month and that I can use to pay off my other Chase card ($45 payment) that is almost maxed out at $2000. So $200 a month after I pay off the Best Buy card and the other Chase card can be paid off by the end of this year. And the other little stuff I can sell over time can help knockoff another card that is $600. I'll earn some OT this summer at work.
So it turns out a huge mistake I thought I made has turned out to be a blessing.
Carrying debt is not a good thing in this or any economy 
