Card that has appreciated the most in value in last 20 years?

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by Bicem

maybe a better question is which (if any) cards have NOT appreciated much?

Jeff,

That's a simple question. Anything you or I collect has appreciated through the roof. Anything we try to sell has been pretty stable.

[prewarsports]

1977 Burger King Lou Pinella. The worst vintage (pre 1980's) investment. Value in 1980 was $15. Value today, about $15.

Rhys

[ullmandds]

I always wanted a BK Pinella as a kid...but Tom Stadulis wouldn't trade it to me...not even for a 1967 High # Brooks Robinson. I eventually got one...just a few years ago!!!!!!

[cfc1909]

in 2001 there were several Broad Leaf 460s on ebay with $250 bins. In 2002 and 03 the Barnings sold their dealer inventory of t206s that was loaded with tough backs. There were more than a dozen Drums that went from about $300 to $1000 for the vg-ex ones. A lot of 20 vg-ex Hindus with some HOFers went for 2k.

in 1989 I bought my first t206 -it was an ex+ bat on Cobb for $100.

I am pretty sure Dan M. bought his first green Cobb for $1 in the 70s...

[Leon]

Originally Posted by cfc1909

in 2001 there were several Broad Leaf 460s on ebay with $250 bins. In 2002 and 03 the Barnings sold their dealer inventory of t206s that was loaded with tough backs. There were more than a dozen Drums that went from about $300 to $1000 for the vg-ex ones. A lot of 20 vg-ex Hindus with some HOFers went for 2k.

in 1989 I bought my first t206 -it was an ex+ bat on Cobb for $100.

I am pretty sure Dan M. bought his first green Cobb for $1 in the 70s...

I think I remember those BL460's on ebay. I think Scott Forest bought 2 of them....and that is all I recall there were, though I am not positive.

[felada]

how much were the california league OJs going for 20 years ago? try and find one for under six figures now.