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#15
07-20-2012, 09:19 AM
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There seems to be a built in assumption that baseball cards are more liquid than real estate...that is a flawed perspective because of the sickness we share here on this board. Both are only liquid at a price. Maybe real estate is down, but most baseball cards are as well to a great degree except for the thin level at the top.
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