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BeantownBashers · 09-09-2013, 03:36 AM

Obviously, prospecting tends to be the way people make money quickly...of course, there is also a fair amount of risk.

How about Vintage cards? I haven't been collecting long enough to notice longterm trends. How consistent (or inconsistent) are vintage card profits? Can you expect a fairly steady growth or decline (i.e. 5.0% gain / year)?

For example, taking the '56 Mantle, PSA 3 values rest at about 270-300. Go back 5 years, were the prices any different? How about 20 years?

It would be interesting to see a graph of various vintage card values, but I doubt anyone has one.

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BeantownBashers Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Alaska Posts: 190 Bosox42695	Longterm value in Vintage Cards Obviously, prospecting tends to be the way people make money quickly...of course, there is also a fair amount of risk. How about Vintage cards? I haven't been collecting long enough to notice longterm trends. How consistent (or inconsistent) are vintage card profits? Can you expect a fairly steady growth or decline (i.e. 5.0% gain / year)? For example, taking the '56 Mantle, PSA 3 values rest at about 270-300. Go back 5 years, were the prices any different? How about 20 years? It would be interesting to see a graph of various vintage card values, but I doubt anyone has one. __________________ Interests: Bogaerts, Cecchini, Bradley Jr, Marrero, Swihart, Barnes autos Vintage: Yastrzemski, Koufax, Williams, or other HOFamers Bucket:http://s1132.photobucket.com/user/ellsberries/library/?sort=3&page=1