Are Baseball Cards A Good Investment?

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Title	:	Are Baseball Cards A Good Investment?
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I remember pulling Automic Refractors and Signatures from packs and that made card buying fun again
Comment from : @Worklikeyoushouldbe

Pawn shops wont buy your little cardboard men
Comment from : @duewhit310

"And so on and so forth"brMoney Laundering!
Comment from : @duewhit310

Over a quarter million in 2006brThats a decent house in a good neighborhood You dont spend more than what you would spend on a CAR let alone a HOUSE!!!!!
Comment from : @duewhit310

😂 noooooooo
Comment from : @45BradB

No They are not They were an elaborate way to launder money and transport money over borders without being detected
Comment from : @JaiselGosai-v5j

NO lol it's a gamble but you'd have better luck ACTUALLY gambling at a casino just invest your money in an IRA
Comment from : @rickyiglesias5384

I've been in and out of this hobby since 1986 Happened to travel to Atlantic city NJ the same weekend as the sports card national a couple of years ago I had the chance to meet David Liner in this video One of the greatest baseball card moments brSitting talking Baseball cards with a industry icon
Comment from : @Mully711

Invest on football/soccer is the future baby
Comment from : @alexrg109

Are they willing not to repeat mistakes topps keeps increasing print runs
Comment from : @noahconley

We are already in a big crash Inflation is a catastrophe This CPI report is a colossal failure To bring the housing market to a halt, the FED will have to pull all the stops The unfortunate issue is that other markets are being decimated If you want to stay green, you have to rely on a lot of diversification Currently up 14 and being careful Still a better deal than leaving it in a savings or checking account yielding 0-1 percent interest
Comment from : @jesbensommichael8397

how can I buy cards if you are a minimalists?
Comment from : @chowder1272

The video is probably pretty accurate but how risky is this as an investment class really? brbrAll the people in the video are biased because they are directly involved so it sounds like the hottest marketbrbrIt seems scary if you are investing say millions when the card producer could suddenly go mad and start producing a few more than normal
Comment from : @jewellui

No
Comment from : @spaceviking4966

Football and basketball cards have much much higher value Theres a reason you see baseball on every shelf but no football or basketball
Comment from : @nicholasfrancis2627

The demand is based on speculation, not fundamentals hence the mania It's a trend Cards are in a big bubble just like the real estate market, bond market, stock market All based on exuberancebrbr"If something cannot continue on forever, it will stop"----Stein's Law
Comment from : @Achilles5937

Warren buffet left chat
Comment from : @aryankushwaha1964

Has that “fund manager” been able to sell those cards yet to another sucker? brbr”Greater Fool” is in full effect with this BS
Comment from : @jeffw8218

Not if you buy cards after 1980
Comment from : @claytonroberts344

If I had a time machine, I would take $5000 with me and go back to 1971 and buy as many Topps baseball cards as I could That set never decreases in value
Comment from : @smartluck100

They were 50 years ago
Comment from : @boristheamerican2938

These are the stupid dutch tulip bulbs of contemporary Murica
Comment from : @promptertext3755

Best for investing:br1-High end graded VINTAGE cardsbr2-Unopened material (generally older, with some exceptions)brAnyone thinking how collecting NOW is going to remain that way, you must've just gotten into it
Comment from : @karlepaul6632

Do this baseball game cards have any value?
Comment from : @misobre

I collected baseball, football and basketball cards in the 90s All gone Those things ended up being worth nothing in the end It's easy to say a card is word millions, but there has to be a buyer and nobody buys cards like they did before, that's why the generation after mine stopped collecting They went onto non-sports card collecting like Pokemon (which I was into too) Today, unlike sports cards, rare Pokemon cards and booster pack boxes actually sell
Comment from : @DarkReapersGrim1

If you are new to the hobby I recommend buying rookies already graded in the highest grade you can afford If you try and open the packs yourselves and submit them in for grading it can become extremely expensive, take a very long time, and also it's very disappointing when you don't receive the grades you were expecting
Comment from : @mh7611

Word of advice for newbies wanting to make $$$ Do your research Don't think you'll strike it rich by knowing nothing and get lucky Remember, there are thousands of people who know the hobby You aren't going to stumble upon a find Do it for fun See what players you like Most of us got in the hobby for the love
Comment from : @ballislife9989

Marvel cards are blowing up My cards are up 25x in 2 months!!
Comment from : @rarelyaccurate6252

2:35 Chris Ivy looks like Jon Favreau lol
Comment from : @alexdebolt1923

I have a bunch of 90 donruss cards with rated rookies and topps
Comment from : @Taeneck

Baseball cards are back!
Comment from : @Pullwax

My mom and gram said no in 1983, they were mega wrong, but u still love you
Comment from : @markmurphy3525

Had some 1999 holo pokemon brought for 30pound just sold for 300
Comment from : @nerfbastion4652

Good
Comment from : @mias4224

Had an andre dawson rookie card worth like $80 back in 95 Now its worth like $30 or less
Comment from : @ironman2326

No way those expensive cards are impossible to get dont waste ur time !!!!
Comment from : @imagine9265

This is no different than the reselling of sneakers People have turned to reselling shoes and cards as a way to make money
Comment from : @stormb28

Yea but the people at the top of this bubble are definitely just washing money
Comment from : @forwardthinker4139

How i know the card company arent just dumping crap so there profits go upp
Comment from : @4Realkevv

"cards are here to stay as an asset class" thats when i lost my respect for you
Comment from : @PickUps

Adults ruined this child’s hobby The sports card industry is nothing more than a lottery
Comment from : @bnasty7190

Baseball cards used to a decoration "noise maker" on bicycles in the past
Comment from : @goodnewsusa

Collecting exploded yet mom and pop shops can't get product Don't invest to much because you know who's really makeing all the money Buy Ebay, CompC and Hibid instead of dealing with the headache of finding anything in stores
Comment from : @pondpro

Its a good investment if you can get them cheap, with Panini jacking there prices up on hobby packs and boxes, only the rich can really afford to rip packs, and with retail being so hard to find becauseof the flippers, it's becoming harder and harder to collect
Comment from : @steveseiler478

I've read PSA isn't as great as Beckett's grading
Comment from : @marvin7533

Why is there no stock market for BASEBALL FOOTBALL Basketball Or all catds
Comment from : @stanleykrupinski441

my 1988 Donruss baseball card set is on fire, it went up from $500 to $550 just in the last year
Comment from : @DrSleep-ep6cw

With this type of card investmentsthe real losers are kids like my son who is 8 years old trying to buy his favorite players Instead middle aged men are price gouging my son when guys sit at Walmart's and Convenience stores waiting for the truck to unload so they can re-sell them to screw 8 year old kids out of cards
Comment from : @DePietro-DP3

Baseball cards nowadays (or better yet, ibasketball and football/i cards) are a good investment just so long as you study a particular scouting report and decide when exactly to flip that player's card For instance, November and December have always been the worst months to sell for profit, while the beginning of Spring training (ie March/April) has usually been one of the better times to sell brEDIT: There are actually so many other variables to list as far as when to sell, including when a player is in the middle of a hot streak or when they've reached their athletic prime (usually around ages 26-28) and so forth And also, deciding which brand type to invest in (such as Topps flagship, Topps Chrome, Bowman Chrome, etc) could also play a huge factor as well
Comment from : @rsuriyop

Have 100's of MLB cards from late 60's to mid 70's you name the star I have the card what is the best way to get an idea of value? They have all been in plastic for over thirty years
Comment from : @jobaci

What there not telling U is how expensive it can be
Comment from : @fliplife67

If you're in it for the money, you're going to be very disappointed
Comment from : @DevotedDisciple-x

I remember seeing a bunch of cards packs at dollar tree about 3 years ago I bought some so I could use the cards as bookmarks
Comment from : @guccimane8941

crazy
Comment from : @mho

Imagine holding the value of a mansion in your hand sheesh
Comment from : @lyricalmaven

Almost every collectible card game is going real good, mtg, pokemon, and others Sport cards just get more expensive stuff due to sport collectible cards being in two markets, the sport card/just card market and the sport collectible market
Comment from : @sleepngnight

In my country all cards are worthless No one buys no one collects
Comment from : @Ultimateharen

Trading cards in general are 📈 brSome Pokémon, Yugioh and even Garbage Pail Kids are as 🔥 as sports cards
Comment from : @FuegoSportsTV

You really need to do something similiar to Magic: The Gathering investing
Comment from : @yorickxp

Luka Doncic is the guy who really spiked this hobby the past few years 🔥
Comment from : @andrewballon88

What will happen when things hopefully go back to normal and half these people stop buying?? Careful people
Comment from : @mrsmith7751

The baseball cards at worth as much as people are going to pay for them Sports card market needs to crash to go back to normal How get your cards worth any money to get them graded
Comment from : @thunderousooner527

Junk wax II
Comment from : @ObsessedCollector

Funny how Vaynerchuk began with this and now everyone following the train This has existed before but Vayner placed it on the map Not judging Just a great market
Comment from : @johnherrera2132

Made a ton of money going to card shows and buying cards as long term investments If anyone needs any advice or wants to checkout the state of the hobby, check my channel I've been going to card shows every weekend for years
Comment from : @BreakoutCards

Value of the cards is nice, however enjoy the artwork and uniqueness and the hobby of it Trade cards with friends like we did years ago!
Comment from : @nickmoutdoorfun3263

I just bought an uncirculated Vanderbilt Football Kicker Sarah Fuller Card for $45997 because it'll double in value in the New York Jets draft her in the first round😳
Comment from : @cocorna3282

People who starred buying cards for money 🧢🤡🧢🤡
Comment from : @Jason10179

I liked Upper Deck, when Topps made a monopoly of the baseball industry Needless to say I was disappointed I thought Upper deck and Panini had better cards than Topps
Comment from : @nancywest1544

will trade tulip bulbs and beinie babys for baseball cards
Comment from : @brianmcintyre6132

If I buy a pack & get one of these big money cards, how do I get paid?
Comment from : @naturelover_75

Very enlightening & informative videobrMy immediate reaction to think about all your other common collectables like stamps, coins, antiques cars & so on Do all these miniature markets experience similar cycles?
Comment from : @idiotsloveboxes

Problem for collecting now is availability I have not be able to find ANYTHING at the normal retail locations It’s actually pretty frustrating
Comment from : @rockerbob949

But what about Pokémon?!? Lol
Comment from : @goblastnoise

I have a large card collection and will sell if interested contact me$250 for entire lot,Basketball,Football and Hockey included with Baseball Cards
Comment from : @robertdowler3347

The card market is going to collapse worse than the 90s comic surge It will be a precursor to the economy bottoming out
Comment from : @acommonspat5253

i am in the process of liquidating a michael jordan collection that i purchased off ebay 15 years ago the ROI has been outstanding so far i cannot give away baseball cards from 1980s-1990s will still hold some for nostalgia of course
Comment from : @jeremylevine2421