What would happen if PSA went out of business?

ALR-bishop · #1 01-18-2016, 04:20 PM

I don't care. Been collecting since 1957 and have as few graded cards as possible. My collection is likely worth a lot but it has always been a hobby to me and my family will not need the money from my cards. That's the way a hobby should be.

Where is Doug when you need him ?

judsonhamlin · #2 01-19-2016, 07:24 AM

[QUOTE=ALR-bishop;1493309]I don't care. Been collecting since 1957 and have as few graded cards as possible. My collection is likely worth a lot but it has always been a hobby to me and my family will not need the money from my cards. That's the way a hobby should be.

[QUOTE]

This.
For those of us that do not earn our livelihood from this hobby, this is exactly the right mindset

vintagebaseballcardguy · #3 01-19-2016, 10:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

I don't care. Been collecting since 1957 and have as few graded cards as possible. My collection is likely worth a lot but it has always been a hobby to me and my family will not need the money from my cards. That's the way a hobby should be.

Where is Doug when you need him ?

+1

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