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|  Looking for purchase advice 
			
			I have enough to buy a  1976 Topps Walter Payton Rookie PSA 7 or a 1953 Satchel Paige card PSA 3 These are 2 of my favourite cards ...from a purely investment angle.. what would you buy? | 
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|  Payton 
			
			I would buy the Payton because of the higher grade and the popularity of the player.   Rick 
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			Either should hold value, neither should increase or decrease dramatically. But the one you like the best.
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			I was going to say, Paige, but I just Googled it and didn't realize so many copies existed and were currently for sale. (I also would like to own this card) Having said that, I agree with, bbcard1. Buy the one you like the best. 
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			Save your money a bit longer and buy a Payton rookie PSA 8
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|   I agree 
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 Generally speaking, most cards don't change in value a whole lot unless they are in demand, high profile, and/or relatively hard to find - which isn't true for either of these. A good example of an "investment" card would be a high grade Mantle Topps rookie. Get the one that you like best and don't worry about the investment aspect of it. | 
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			Personally, I think the 1953 Paige is one of the most beautiful cards ever produced, so I wouldn't be satisfied with it in VG.  For the money, you can Payton in much higher grade. When all is said and done, I would try to save money and purchase the Paige in at least Ex+ condition. But, yes, pick whichever card you wish to stare at and contemplate for awhile... Scott | 
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