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I am going to create a "virtual vault" for "virtual vintage baseball cards." We'll call them "VVBCs" for short By definition, the "vault" won't actually exist; nor will any of the cards of course. But that's the beauty of it. If you buy one of my VVBCs, I will send you a nice certificate of ownership in my "vault." If you want to sell it to someone else I will be happy to open the vault, and transfer the virtual certificate virtually to another buyer for a fee. Think of the ease of transactions here. In full disclosure, the "vault" will be a folder in my office filing cabinet. Rated for fire protection I'm pretty sure. Rest assured your VVBC and attendant virtual certificate will be fully secure.

For those of you who say this is nothing new, and I am merely combining the now accepted "vault" concept with the badly faltering NFT concept, well, you are entitled to your opinion.

Well, let's get to it. Starting with a VVBC for 1952 Mantle. Officially for sale at 10am today for $1,000,000.

And no, I don't accept bitcoin or other forms of virtual payment.