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05-16-2017, 05:53 AM
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The point I see is that most of us are collectors who hope to recoup some of money in the future. At this point, if I need it and I spend twice or three times what the card is worth based on the next sale then I don't care. If I was an investor who bought heavy a couple of years ago and was still holding inventory then yes I would take a deeper look.
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I think the key is to play consistently. Things go up and down and that's just how it is, but if you're in the market regularly, you'll do ok. I very seldom "make" any money from my cards...I figure the pleasure I got from owning them was the dividend.
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