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Originally Posted by conor912
The former. This hobby is going the way of the 1%. The number of long time collectors I know who are getting into non-sports as a function of affordability is staggering. The (relatively modest) baseball cards that they want to collect are no longer in their budget.
That said, my guess is that the percentage of overall net worth is pretty low, because most collector's net worths are so high.
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I don't know the hobby is totally going in the direction of the one percent; it's depends what a collector wants to focus on.
But I love non-sports or cards outside the big four sports because an extreme rarity that might be a $10,000 card in baseball or a $50,000 baseball card may be a $500 card in non sports or a $1,500 non sports card. I can compete financially for some extreme rarities in non sports that I can't compete for in sports cards.
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