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What's out there?
I recently won first place in our NASCAR league and I now have $400 to spend. I would like your opinion on what card I should purchase. Should I look at popular cards or ones that are overlooked/undervalued? I think I should rule out raw cards because of my untrained eye and would like nicer card, in excellent or better condition. One more thing, nothing "modern".
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I wouldnt buy, just to buy. I'd put the $ away until something comes along that you just gotta have- and are happy you have the money to spend on it. Just my thought on it.
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thanks. |
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I'd register with some of these auction houses:
http://oldcardboard.com/calendar.asp if you haven't already. There are usually plenty of nice things available in the $300-$500 range. |
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Enjoy!!
Why don't you get a card you will enjoy or need for your collection, and if concerned about it holding value, be cognizant of that too? Top tier HOF'ers usually hold value a little better than commons (and there are tons of different series you can choose from), so that is a start.
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Thanks for the replies! btw, I am registered with a couple of auction houses. |
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For that money you could get a pretty nice (I think) midgrade Goudey first tier HOFer like a Hornsby or Ott, that would seem to be a good use of those funds.
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