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Old 01-02-2010, 05:47 PM
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cliffnotes: you will try to flip and profit your way to a honus wagner, from $50...and if there is some leftover you will consider giving it to charity.

i see lots of bing and cbs in your future...
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The bastard side of me thinks it would be funny if you pulled it off up to the last step and then got stuck with a a fake (year 2052) Good luck
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There was that one guy I remember reading about who started out with a pen and ended up with a house when all was said and done. Where do you look for trades? Craigslist?
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Lionel Carter during his interview with Doug Allen stated that he was offered a T206 Wagner about 60 years ago for $250 but he passed because he thought it was way overpriced. Someone on the boards did the math and determined that the card had increased in value roughly 12% COMPOUNDED per year. A farely graded SGC 10 went for approximately $190,000 in 2007. Holding that math constant, you will have accomplished a hell of a feat when you get to the point of keeping up with the card's inflation - let alone being able to buy one. Flipping $100 cards will be much easier and quicker than flipping $10,000 cards. Good luck.
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And just so you all know, I will not be wasting my time with naysayers and/or negative Nancys, so please, don't even bother. This is ONLY for fun and profit and there is absolutely NO reason for arguments or negativity.

Well, that sucks. And I can't even figure out what you're talking about.
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Default He doesn't have to flip $50,000 cards

Flipping 500 cards that he bought at $100 each for $110 each would have the same effect.

barry - he's not asking anyone to do something out of the goodness of their hearts; he's seeking to repeatedly flip for profit by making smart buys. Bob Brill did something like this and blogged about it on Beckett a few years ago, though he stopped at near $10K.

If you're purchasing lots of cards that have nice breakup value, significant profits from flipping are quite doable.
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After ebay and paypal fees flipping 500 cards from 100.00 to 110.00 would just barely make any profit. Good luck on the journey !
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And so it begins.

Item #1 - Paid $2.74

Item #1 - Sold $?
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