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Old 10-28-2015, 10:41 AM
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the real question is the Etc part...when you guys say babe ruth 1933, mickey mantle 1952. ETC .....what exatly is the ETC...how many rock solid cards are there ? 5? 10?

would a t206 green cobb be one of them?
Bro- your reading into this too much, i was just saying if any of 'my' iconic childhood' treasures would become more affordable, i buy them, if they were declining.
Collect what-ever you wanna collect, and sure Cobb is a great player to collect.

Seems like your creating or wanting a list of cards that will retain value or such. If investing for the long haul is your motive, then maybe a IRA account is the path. I just collect, to just collect the players i like. Im not here to start a discussion on what-ifs or what the future holds.
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Old 10-28-2015, 03:29 PM
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Bro- your reading into this too much, i was just saying if any of 'my' iconic childhood' treasures would become more affordable, i buy them, if they were declining.
Collect what-ever you wanna collect, and sure Cobb is a great player to collect.

Seems like your creating or wanting a list of cards that will retain value or such. If investing for the long haul is your motive, then maybe a IRA account is the path. I just collect, to just collect the players i like. Im not here to start a discussion on what-ifs or what the future holds.
No, like I said its hobby for me..gonna lose money like any hobby...its just people keeps saying certain cards for sure are rock solid...52 mantle, 1933 ruth...and then ETC... I just making a point that there will be a dispute as to what is rock solid...
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Old 10-28-2015, 04:30 PM
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I think that the only way for the hobby to truly die would be for the forgers to get so good that it would be impossible to tell the difference between real vintage cards and new copies.
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Old 10-28-2015, 04:56 PM
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If they got so good no one could tell the difference who would know
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Old 10-28-2015, 05:02 PM
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If they got so good no one could tell the difference who would know
Prices might tank when 10,000 T206 Wagners get slabbed by PSA
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Prices might tank when 10,000 T206 Wagners get slabbed by PSA

Oh, no.....then it might just be a hobby again.
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Old 10-29-2015, 05:51 PM
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If they got so good no one could tell the difference who would know
Examples made by different means always leave tracks--the key is getting to know what those tracks are.

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