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11-26-2025, 02:35 PM
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I bought many investment grade cards in the early 2000s that weathered the housing crisis and recession. They did not drop in value but they didn’t go up much either. Now they’ve all gone up a billion percent!
Investing in vintage is more of a long term thing like blue chip stocks. I also invest in modern RCs. That’s more like day trading. 
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