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I doubt you would make a terrible banker, think of the memorabilia selection you would have in your vault~! 
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I am in the same boat with 'common' HOFers from the 1970s. I have a stack Id like to sell but the price to repurchase them raw is the same as what I am into them for anyway. So I will hang on to them until I get inspired and have the cases meet Mr. Dremel.
The whole market is bonkers. Stuff I like has shot up so high that I have to wonder whether to sell now and lock in a profit or hold until I retire as I had planned to do. I guess if it keeps rolling I can do both--hold until the prices are so high that I can retire on the proceeds. To paraphrase Graig Nettles, Cy Young to sayonara.
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I have never in my life seen or heard the word "jeremiad" before. I assumed the thread was referring to a Biblical story regarding the prophet Jeremiah, and sure enough, this type of lamentation is an eponym. Big grammar points!!!
Now back to the program...
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 I will admit to looking it up just now too!
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