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02-20-2012, 06:35 PM
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Thank you, William and Oklahawg...
If you buy a slabbed card for $1000, and sell it for $3000, you have $2000 of ordinary income. If you buy $1000 of mutual funds and sell that for $2500, you have $1500 that is subject to capital gains tax. There's a right smart difference. Collect collectables; invest in investments. 
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