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View Poll Results: You have $20k in post-war superstars. Strictly from a financial viewpoint you should: | |||
Hold on to them - the cards are a better option than most investments | 16 | 39.02% | |
Cash them in and go with a traditional investment | 22 | 53.66% | |
Other (but you can't sell them and buy more cards!) | 3 | 7.32% | |
Voters: 41. You may not vote on this poll |
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I am with Steve
I am with Steve in my thinking of this one. I would look at the big cards in the group and see what I thought their value was today vs where it might go....ie nicer examples should do better over time, given the nature of collectibles and discretionary income to start with. Then make a decision and move on. I will have to say though, if everything were exactly equal investment-wise, I would rather look at cards than a bank account.
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