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>>55211958
>You cannot live in a PSA graded card, so don’t go crazy
No, but you can play the game, which is a utility that sports cards do not have. However, normalfags love sportsball, so the interest base is higher. I don't believe in paying a graded premium unless it actually is a rare, special card
>people that got thousands of modern commons graded
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>You might get a 50% gain in 5 years
Typically with MTG sets, it's a 5-7 year delay after the print run ends where the prices have stabilized and begin to slowly creep up in value. They will not appreciate well until then, and it will take typically 10-15 years before they average out to 8-10% ROI. They also are illiquid, and you can expect to get 70-80% market value after account for margin (taxes, fees, shipping, ebay, loss, etc)

>Beanie baby comparison is apt for the vast majority of cards
Singles yes, due to reprint policies. Some people still prefer reserve list MTG cards, but the great thing with sealed is that it's a one-way conversion. Sealed is going to naturally be more scarce compared to singles.

Here's a chart of some shit I've been tracking from here >>55211398