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02-14-2021, 12:27 PM
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Never a bad thing to take a profit and it's tough to time the market. I bought an '81 Topps Larry Bird PSA 9 in July of 2019 for $60. A year later I saw it was trading for over $500 and my eyes damn near popped out of my head, so I sold it this past summer and made a huge ROI.
I took a peak and the card is now selling for something like 6x what I sold it for. Ouch, but like I said, hard to time the market. Last edited by Kutcher55; 02-14-2021 at 12:28 PM. 
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