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Old 02-13-2021, 09:33 AM
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I wonder how many people are considering taking profits and selling their collections aggressively into the strength ?
I've seen a lot of people selling, just my observations from here, Facebook groups etc. Some opportunities are too good to pass up, especially if it's a card or cards you're not particularly attached to.

Certain cards hold certain memories for me. I have a Raw 53 topps Willie Mays. It would probably grade a 2, if I slabbed it, I could sell it for a decent chunk of money, probably to fund the next card that I want, but I remember buying that card with my own money, as a kid, on my first trip to Cooperstown. I couldn't possibly sell it. It means to much to me. I get Nostalgic for those sort of things.

I'm sure others feel the same way, but on the flipside I'm sure there are people out there, taking advantage of the status of the market. No wrong way to go about it!
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