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12-28-2009, 08:18 PM
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Very prudent suggestions lately.
As far as the advice always given that one should invest in the high grade, rare, or HOF'ers, I'm not so certain. They are already expensive or fully valued. I would think that like all investments, buy low then sell high. To me that would be mid-grade T206's that have recently lost some value. Don't look at a nice T206 Cobb for $5,000 rising to $7,000 as being better than 100 common T206's for $50 each going to $80 each. 
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