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05-27-2011, 09:42 PM #1
INVESTMENT.. Michael Jordan Good or Bad.
This may seem like a No Brainer to some. BUT are buying Michael Jordan Cards now a Good investment?
Would we get a good return on them in the future?
If so why or Why Not?
and When?
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05-27-2011, 09:51 PM #2
bad .. he doesnt play anymore so whatever u paid u will receive back thats it
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05-27-2011, 10:01 PM #3
His cards are one of the best investments in Basketball. All Jordan's stuff is off the charts in prices and always guaranteed to sell and rise in value. Don't believe me check ebay and get a good laugh.
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05-27-2011, 11:29 PM #4
Its guaranteed to sell yes in top dollar yes but not in rise in value .. mj is the best that played the game but HE DOESNT PLAY ANYMORE so how is it going to rise in value.. and let panini get a hold on him... value will go down... BUT THE OLDER JORDAN'S I SEE THOSE GAINING VALUE BUT THATS IT
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05-27-2011, 11:31 PM #5
All his graded inserts have risen the last 3 years.
All this NEW stuff is so watered down i'm surprised how any of it could be a true investment. You've got Bryce Harper coming out with $1,200 cards. Most prospects come out at ridiculous prices now. I'll buy old Jordan's and be happy.
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05-27-2011, 11:40 PM #6
All his graded inserts have risen the last 3 years.
All this NEW stuff is so watered down i'm surprised how any of it could be a true investment. You've got Bryce Harper coming out with $1,200 cards. Most prospects come out at ridiculous prices now. I'll buy old Jordan's and be happy.
yea i see the older inserts gaining value.. but ill stay away from his autos .. because of panini getting a hold on him in the future.. thats why i want UD back lol.. JUST STICK WITH HIS ROOKIES
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05-28-2011, 12:48 AM #7
lol let me explain this from a super collector of jordan...if i could go back to mid 90s and start buying his inserts over again id definately never of passed on duplicates lol..i paid 50 for his 9697 thrill seekers card back in 98...and today its selling regularly 250+ and at times all the way upto 350...i really dont see his cards spiking much more until the day he dies..which my 3000+ card collection of his all different will be on ebay with a 150k or best offer tag on it lol but as more and more people start collecting him and the rarer cards get snatched up into those collections i still see room for growth just not enough to make a living flipping his cards unless you get them graded 9.5 or higher
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05-28-2011, 12:48 AM #8
Best investment in card collecting you can find. Buy-now before they increase.
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05-28-2011, 12:51 AM #9
actually his rookies have went down in value if they arent graded..and the ones that are graded 7+ are all over 500....but i remember back in 93 my lcs had 4 of the 8687 fleers all with 1250 price tags and they were in stock less then a week...and i dont really see panini getting ahold of him anytime soon. im sure upper deck locked him up for more then a couple of years
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05-28-2011, 01:06 AM #10
All his graded inserts have risen the last 3 years.
All this NEW stuff is so watered down i'm surprised how any of it could be a true investment. You've got Bryce Harper coming out with $1,200 cards. Most prospects come out at ridiculous prices now. I'll buy old Jordan's and be happy.
Panini will never get "ahold" of Jordan because he is partial owner of Upper Deck dude. Unless he sold out of that which Im pretty sure he is a lifer with that company. One of the reasons they let those licenses go the way they did.
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