Chris from Baseball Card Collector Investor Dealer did a similar video last week. We recorded this video before his came out, so there was no intention to copy, and thankfully our lists are quite different. But we wanted to give him a shout out for a great video. Here is his: ruclips.net/video/W092Pozvg0c/видео.html
Once you get past 100k, the market for that card gets so small. I can only imagine the market for a million dollar card. Probably only a handful of people would drop that kind of money on a card.
You know what I believe that the sports cards industry is not about the history or the beautiful uphold, well kept, vintage history of sports cards. It's all about flippin revenue now. I mean how can something that's been kept in a safe place for YEARS have less value or even a drop in value in this day of time?! 🤔🤔🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
@ True, but stocks have a hundred+ years of history behind them with a trend towards growth. If you average the return on investments in stocks over the last hundred years, you’ll see it always goes up on average every twenty years. So if you buy and hold, it will earn you a lot of money. My Jose Cansecos from the 1980s don’t have quite the same track record.
@@MrBeemanJ many cards have shown the same trends toward growth. Others have tanked and behaved similarly to penny stocks and companies that have entirely too many outstanding shares/debt/revenue and profit issues/internal conflicts etc. Those could be compared to the junk wax era (Canseco) where things were overproduced, had little exclusivity, players were juiced etc. Add in the fact that Canseco compromised his image and career, and it's easy to see why they haven't appreciated. Sorry for your losses, btw.
@@jm99497 I agree with all of that and appreciate the sympathy. I still have cards that have appreciated since that era, particularly the older ones from the fifties and sixties. That said, I still think of it as speculation and more akin to gambling than investing. When you invest in a company, your investment is associated with an organization that is working and actively producing something. Baseball cards are more like artwork, gold, bitcoin, and the like... very little intrinsic value and only worth something if you can find someone interested in buying it. Either way, I enjoyed our discussion and appreciate your point of view. Best of luck to you!
13:08 Goeff, hear me out - 2025 National, display the Ridders for all to see. Build the provenance and infamy, while having fun with them and possibly even building the value back up a bit yourself. Might be a dumb idea, but I’d personally come to the booth just to see them lol.
Love the spooky Xfiles Music! I was watching this video in the dark and when the music kicked in I had to turn the light on! These terrible investments are scarier than the boogie man!
Non different than gambling on sports or investing in stocks. Just don't spend more than u can afford. Win some , lose some! Called life! Cool video Jeff Thanks!
@dganlc that's on you my man. It sucks but your the one who decided to take that risk. But I'm sure you already knew that your just frustrated as is understandable.
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I hope this inspires someone to start investing today, regardless of age. I wasn’t financially free until my 40s, but I’m still in my 40s with a third property, passive income, and four of my five goals. Investing in the financial market was a wise choice. Thanks for sharing this incredibly inspiring video!
Diversify your income streams to boost your earnings. This year, I’ve successfully done this by investing while I work. I invested through Sophia Haney, the CNBC anchor who often mentioned her. She invested my startup capital in less than three months after getting certified.
I have been quite cautious to get involved in this specific industry, but I believe that this is the perfect time to do so. I went to a seminar where the speaker discussed how lnvesting in cryptocurrencies may result in gains in the near future of well over $4.5 million. I have to know which coin to buy with.
I invested across major markets and follow Sophia’s rules, a great financial advisor. My portfolio has grown by 20-30% monthly while my IRA stagnates. Her exceptional diversification skills have not limited my portfolio to my choices; they reflect her placements. She provided me with financial independence.
That’s great! Your investment advisor must be excellent. I’ve read about people who improved their financial stability with investment advisors. Can you tell me who your broker is? I have $500,000 set aside for the stock market to boost my income.
That's a lot to pay out of the gate but you really won't know for 10-15 years. Now, if he goes on to have a dozen 50 HR years, 3-4 MVP's, maybe a Triple Crown, and a .333 average, who knows what it will be worth. However, that's a very, very big "if" and a risk I'm not willing to take.
PLEASE RESPOND ANYONE. If anyone knows a pricing for this card I would greatly appreciate it. It’s a 1994-95 Pinnacle Bill Ranford #285 Rink Collection. I have not found this card anywhere. I am relatively new to sports card trading so any insight would be very helpful. Thank you
It was people like jeff that helped inflate the values of this new junk era of sports cards. I collect pre 1940's and im doing just fine with the prices of my collection
It’s funny watching this now after just purchasing a 2022 Mac Jones Prizm no huddle blue 75/79 PSA 10 at my LCS for $10 about 2 hours ago. I probably overpaid, lol
In the lebron rookie card situation you only lose if you sell. When it comes to Lebron, Jordan, or Brady I'm not letting them go if I'm not at least breaking even. They look great on my shelf
The Top 12 WORST sports card investments could also be the Top 12 Best sells at the top of the market video ;) Just taking a glass is half full look :D
I find it odd that alot of card sellers base it off of internet specific card item sold. When some cards, there's been only 23 transactions that lead to near card price collapse. And almost everyone looks and depends on that data. 23 transactions! Can be so manipulated. It takes a good handful of friends to sells the cards to each other to make a certain players card crash. And everyone accepts the price at the end. It's a fool's system that caters to the box suppliers
If you got into this in 2020, then chances are you lost pretty much across the board. If you got back into in 2015 like I did, you made out. Even if I held on to some that I should've sold, still not out anything. Also, like you said, vintage is subjective like an art piece. You may have 2 PSA 8's, one has better color, other has better centering, etc.. You pay for what you want to see visually. Just out of curiosity, why did you show the sale from 23, it looks like it's back over 1M now?
And I still haven’t gotten over going all in on Rolando Roomes thinking his 8 years in the minors was just what he needed for greatness. Think I traded a Kirby Pucket rookie for about 15 Rolando Rooms rookies.
It's fun that I watch video about cards that cost like a mansion dreaming to buy cards that cost a couple grand and when I rip a pack I always find shitty cards that doesn't cover the cost of the pack 😂
Lol, this guy talking about not buying the hype when he was part of the hype machine during COVID and the boom is hilarious! Thanks for the laugh! This was just a long winded commercial for Market Movers! I feel like I’m watching a used car salesman when I watch your content, which isn’t often thank goodness.
I still have my topps uk edition auto platinum parallel 1/1 redemption for wander Franco. I thought it was my biggest pull now I no longer have that confidence lol. Even thought about sending it in and writing topps to see if any kind of replacement could be done.
Albert Pujols. You could have bought his 2000 Bowman Chrome Auto /500 for about $150-$200 in 2003. Look what they're worth now. Find some cards like this if you're going to speculate. It may take 10-15 years but if they don't pan out, you're not in the bread line. I bought several Mark Prior cards early on as he was supposed to be the next Nolan Ryan. He may well have been but injury took him down. I'm only out a few hundred and I can live with that.
I would assume a large percentage of cards have dropped since the market peak. Just like buying stocks, some people are gonna buy high and sell low. The all time great cards, like Mantle, Lebron, still have a chance to go up. Spending a lot on rookie cards is pure gambling. The odds of a guy avoiding injury and playing a long career, meeting or exceeding expectations, to become an all time great are so low that the majority of the cards are going to end up worthless.
On the PSA 10 Jordans that sold for $738k each there is no question there was some shady stuff going on with those auctions. Not one Jordan sold but two sold for the same exact $738k amount on the same night in the same auction. What are the chances that both auctions would sell for the same exact amount in the same exact auction if they were truly independent of the auction process? Some might say the same person plays the same bid amount for both auctions, but the only problem is the card only sold for $200,000 at the time of the auction. Plus, it is not as if there’s only a handful of copies out there, so supply is there if someone wants to buy a copy. Actually at the time there were 5-6 PSA 10 examples on eBay while the auction was taking place. That means the investor who bought the two Jordans for over 700 K that evening could’ve gone on eBay that night and bought five of them for 200 K each. In a PSA 10 grade, there is no hope to try and bump the card to a higher grade, so in this case, there is nothing to be gained by overpaying by 300% on the Jordans. Now tell me that makes sense.🤔
if a bunch of millionaires are loosing hundreds of thousands i couldn`t care less. the only good thing is, that probably some normal ppl who ripped that cards made a good amount of money
I find this video hilarious and ironic at the same time. Here’s a video of a dude discussing how investors lost money on stuff he was pushing as an influencer and investor. So basically let me make a video about how much crappy advice I gave. Hilarious. Look how much everyone lost on stuff I pushed and influences people to buy.
They've Tracked Many Hall Of Famer Cards over the Years at Auction Prices And they have a Steady Rise in Prices even more than GLD, and the Stock Market. players like Jordan Brady Mantle Robinson Rodman Barkley Magic Bird Kobe Curry Giannis Drexler Shawn Kemp Emmitt Smith Scottie Pippen
Numbered ultra modern rookie cards are a bubble waiting to pop bigly. Look at me and my Burrow RPA numbered to 25! Well ok that and 50 other designs of Burrow RPAs numbered to 25.
I have about 400 old school cartridge video games I’m massively in the positive value for I’ve payed, towards the end of me buying for collection value only I started getting disc video games and out of the 20 I bought they all went downhill besides 2. Payed $300 for one game, hit a high of $480 but when I looked recently the last 20 sold on eBay went around $160 I was devastated, these peoples loss don’t make me feel as bad anymore
I’m so sorry it doesn’t go down here for me because I notarized it when the price is high notarize it get the state stamps register it from the registration. Get the proper insurance coverage. Pay state commission and have bank carriers help you help us.
In time , only cards like an mj or a kobe auto will hold value all the rest will come down a lot. Its like printing money every day .. until it becomes useless.
With the ridiculous prices of these cards I think there's a lot of money laundering going on. Or maybe a lot of drug money laundering. Even on these auction sites there's probably a lot of money laundering going on also.
anything that was sold or bought during the pandemic is over inflated and should not even be considered in this video. Many people knew it was ridiculous and sooner or later prices would drop. So they did and hard for many singles, boxes and cases. They are still over priced but not to that extreme.
All assets were massively inflated in 2021. You can’t compare current prices to a year where the global M2 money supply pumped historic funny money into the system. Same goes for corporate valuations. This is the dumbest analysis and is simply engagement farming.
i buy well established players that have more than 10 years in a league heading towards the HOF or already in the hall of fame!! if you lose money it won't be much..
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Chris from Baseball Card Collector Investor Dealer did a similar video last week. We recorded this video before his came out, so there was no intention to copy, and thankfully our lists are quite different. But we wanted to give him a shout out for a great video. Here is his: ruclips.net/video/W092Pozvg0c/видео.html
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wow classy post
Thank you! Much appreciated, and great video!
I was wondering haha, i just saw that video pop up today on my feed. Now this. Good work both of ya’ll!
These are horror stories you tell kids around the campfire.
no bro. tell adults, more horrifying!
The hype is with 1/1 rookie cards getting huge money and chances are they’ll never pan out to have decent careers
Your breakdown of this concept was brilliant. You’ve shown that the key to progress is not rushing but staying committed to the journey.
Once you get past 100k, the market for that card gets so small. I can only imagine the market for a million dollar card. Probably only a handful of people would drop that kind of money on a card.
If people have hundreds of thousands or even millions to spend on sports cards, then they can afford the loss
Geoff's beard is scaring me the most.
I want a video of this that excludes pandemic boom buys because no duh those all went down.
I remember Stephen Strasburg rookie card was selling for big money Now you can get it for like 10 dollars
You know what I believe that the sports cards industry is not about the history or the beautiful uphold, well kept, vintage history of sports cards. It's all about flippin revenue now. I mean how can something that's been kept in a safe place for YEARS have less value or even a drop in value in this day of time?! 🤔🤔🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
I wish he would stop saying sports card “investors.” They’re gamblers and speculators. Investing is very different.
There's risk with any investment. Are stocks an investment to you? ETFs? Mutual Funds? Real estate?
@ True, but stocks have a hundred+ years of history behind them with a trend towards growth. If you average the return on investments in stocks over the last hundred years, you’ll see it always goes up on average every twenty years. So if you buy and hold, it will earn you a lot of money. My Jose Cansecos from the 1980s don’t have quite the same track record.
@@MrBeemanJ many cards have shown the same trends toward growth. Others have tanked and behaved similarly to penny stocks and companies that have entirely too many outstanding shares/debt/revenue and profit issues/internal conflicts etc. Those could be compared to the junk wax era (Canseco) where things were overproduced, had little exclusivity, players were juiced etc. Add in the fact that Canseco compromised his image and career, and it's easy to see why they haven't appreciated. Sorry for your losses, btw.
@@jm99497 I agree with all of that and appreciate the sympathy. I still have cards that have appreciated since that era, particularly the older ones from the fifties and sixties. That said, I still think of it as speculation and more akin to gambling than investing. When you invest in a company, your investment is associated with an organization that is working and actively producing something. Baseball cards are more like artwork, gold, bitcoin, and the like... very little intrinsic value and only worth something if you can find someone interested in buying it. Either way, I enjoyed our discussion and appreciate your point of view. Best of luck to you!
The MJ and Mick may havs just got more rare. Many affluent houses in LA just burned down.
Football is the roulette of sports cards… most of the time you lose… but when you hit… YOU HIT
13:08 Goeff, hear me out - 2025 National, display the Ridders for all to see. Build the provenance and infamy, while having fun with them and possibly even building the value back up a bit yourself. Might be a dumb idea, but I’d personally come to the booth just to see them lol.
Great video. Vintage is still a safe bet I hope.
The boom price vs the prices now is a bit unfair because that was a once in a lifetime pandemic thing.
Thanks Geoff for showcasing the craziness that was. Lessons learned many times over. Much appreciated
As a long time collector and not an investor, this makes me so happy to hear.🎉🎉🎉
Love the spooky Xfiles Music! I was watching this video in the dark and when the music kicked in I had to turn the light on! These terrible investments are scarier than the boogie man!
Non different than gambling on sports or investing in stocks. Just don't spend more than u can afford. Win some , lose some! Called life! Cool video Jeff Thanks!
Your advice has given me the worse investments…..soccer cards! Invested about $20k and now has a value of $80
ALWAYS take advice with a grain of salt. Every time they speculate or give “advice”, they forewarn to do your own research before investing.
@dganlc that's on you my man. It sucks but your the one who decided to take that risk. But I'm sure you already knew that your just frustrated as is understandable.
Trading success isn’t just about technical analysis skills. It’s also about discipline and emotional maturity. Remember, it’s not about being in the market at the right time, but rather about being in the market for the right time. Thanks to Sophia Haney’s wisdom, daily trade signals, and my commitment to learning, I’ve been seeing steady increases in my daily earnings. Keep up the great work!
I hope this inspires someone to start investing today, regardless of age. I wasn’t financially free until my 40s, but I’m still in my 40s with a third property, passive income, and four of my five goals. Investing in the financial market was a wise choice. Thanks for sharing this incredibly inspiring video!
Diversify your income streams to boost your earnings. This year, I’ve successfully done this by investing while I work. I invested through Sophia Haney, the CNBC anchor who often mentioned her. She invested my startup capital in less than three months after getting certified.
I have been quite cautious to get involved in this specific industry, but I believe that this is the perfect time to do so. I went to a seminar where the speaker discussed how lnvesting in cryptocurrencies may result in gains in the near future of well over $4.5 million. I have to know which coin to buy with.
I invested across major markets and follow Sophia’s rules, a great financial advisor. My portfolio has grown by 20-30% monthly while my IRA stagnates. Her exceptional diversification skills have not limited my portfolio to my choices; they reflect her placements. She provided me with financial independence.
That’s great! Your investment advisor must be excellent. I’ve read about people who improved their financial stability with investment advisors. Can you tell me who your broker is? I have $500,000 set aside for the stock market to boost my income.
Those Desmond ridder cards are never going up in value unfortunately
Jason Deominguez 1st Bowman auto RC sold for 474K I'm sure no way it will fetch that value again. 💀
@@KeyKiller74 I think shyne owns that. He'll be ok lol
That's a lot to pay out of the gate but you really won't know for 10-15 years. Now, if he goes on to have a dozen 50 HR years, 3-4 MVP's, maybe a Triple Crown, and a .333 average, who knows what it will be worth. However, that's a very, very big "if" and a risk I'm not willing to take.
Then I also have a Wander Franco jersey patch😩😩😭😭🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Mac jones was a disaster same with Trey lance
PLEASE RESPOND ANYONE. If anyone knows a pricing for this card I would greatly appreciate it. It’s a 1994-95 Pinnacle Bill Ranford #285 Rink Collection. I have not found this card anywhere. I am relatively new to sports card trading so any insight would be very helpful. Thank you
Tree fiddy
Thought for sure the top five would be Lonzo Balls from Geoff’s collection
I Love Sports Cards. But No card is worth $1.2 million dollars. But I also beleave a painting or car wouldnt be worth that much either.
It was people like jeff that helped inflate the values of this new junk era of sports cards. I collect pre 1940's and im doing just fine with the prices of my collection
And I have 2 Mac Jones cards now 😫😭😭😩🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
It’s funny watching this now after just purchasing a 2022 Mac Jones Prizm no huddle blue 75/79 PSA 10 at my LCS for $10 about 2 hours ago. I probably overpaid, lol
In the lebron rookie card situation you only lose if you sell. When it comes to Lebron, Jordan, or Brady I'm not letting them go if I'm not at least breaking even. They look great on my shelf
nobody bought a Mac Jones Donruss rookie for $2.5k, that was money laundering
Ur right, they paid 3k! Lol.
Nobody paid that.
Hilarious 😂
Or, the 12 best sales for the seller of these cards at their peak. Great video!
The Top 12 WORST sports card investments could also be the Top 12 Best sells at the top of the market video ;) Just taking a glass is half full look :D
Nice video. Some people are just stupid to risk big dollars on cardboard.
Very informative. Investing can be quite dicey. Thanx.
I find it odd that alot of card sellers base it off of internet specific card item sold. When some cards, there's been only 23 transactions that lead to near card price collapse. And almost everyone looks and depends on that data. 23 transactions! Can be so manipulated. It takes a good handful of friends to sells the cards to each other to make a certain players card crash. And everyone accepts the price at the end. It's a fool's system that caters to the box suppliers
i thought this was gonna be geoffs 12 biggest losses disappointing
Great episode. Very well done.
If you got into this in 2020, then chances are you lost pretty much across the board. If you got back into in 2015 like I did, you made out. Even if I held on to some that I should've sold, still not out anything. Also, like you said, vintage is subjective like an art piece. You may have 2 PSA 8's, one has better color, other has better centering, etc.. You pay for what you want to see visually. Just out of curiosity, why did you show the sale from 23, it looks like it's back over 1M now?
Just showing the high and low points. It has moved up a bit recently.
And I still haven’t gotten over going all in on Rolando Roomes thinking his 8 years in the minors was just what he needed for greatness. Think I traded a Kirby Pucket rookie for about 15 Rolando Rooms rookies.
When folks buy into the over hyped rookies, they're NOT "investors" they're reckless speculators.
2010 the Stephen Strasburg card was supposed to be worth 1 million the pandemic adjusted the market drastically Thanks for the videos
So 2021 wasn’t a good time to be cards in the million dollar value range. 😮
It's fun that I watch video about cards that cost like a mansion dreaming to buy cards that cost a couple grand and when I rip a pack I always find shitty cards that doesn't cover the cost of the pack 😂
Lol, this guy talking about not buying the hype when he was part of the hype machine during COVID and the boom is hilarious! Thanks for the laugh! This was just a long winded commercial for Market Movers! I feel like I’m watching a used car salesman when I watch your content, which isn’t often thank goodness.
I still have my topps uk edition auto platinum parallel 1/1 redemption for wander Franco. I thought it was my biggest pull now I no longer have that confidence lol. Even thought about sending it in and writing topps to see if any kind of replacement could be done.
Id like to see a video of just the opposite….like, 2018 sales of Ohtani cards compared to recent sales. Josh Allen, SGA, etc..
Flip the video around and see it from the seller persons perspective.
Who the hell can drop $2.88 mil on a single sports card. That’s just amazing.
Will Grier? Did you just say Will Grier? 😂
Pulled my Zach Wilson contenderson colliagte auto /25 and sold it a week after for 1k. That card today is probably worth $40
Albert Pujols. You could have bought his 2000 Bowman Chrome Auto /500 for about $150-$200 in 2003. Look what they're worth now. Find some cards like this if you're going to speculate. It may take 10-15 years but if they don't pan out, you're not in the bread line. I bought several Mark Prior cards early on as he was supposed to be the next Nolan Ryan. He may well have been but injury took him down. I'm only out a few hundred and I can live with that.
Geoff can you insure cards at a paid price to protect a loss in value?
When he said it only cost him 23k plus 7,500k in trade I was just thinking if only I had that money to spend on cards
I would assume a large percentage of cards have dropped since the market peak. Just like buying stocks, some people are gonna buy high and sell low. The all time great cards, like Mantle, Lebron, still have a chance to go up.
Spending a lot on rookie cards is pure gambling. The odds of a guy avoiding injury and playing a long career, meeting or exceeding expectations, to become an all time great are so low that the majority of the cards are going to end up worthless.
Nice video takes a real man to show the butt kicking he took….as in this industry we all do at one point or another
Hey Jeff, would you take $370 for both of Ridders? LMK, thank yiu
On the PSA 10 Jordans that sold for $738k each there is no question there was some shady stuff going on with those auctions. Not one Jordan sold but two sold for the same exact $738k amount on the same night in the same auction. What are the chances that both auctions would sell for the same exact amount in the same exact auction if they were truly independent of the auction process? Some might say the same person plays the same bid amount for both auctions, but the only problem is the card only sold for $200,000 at the time of the auction. Plus, it is not as if there’s only a handful of copies out there, so supply is there if someone wants to buy a copy. Actually at the time there were 5-6 PSA 10 examples on eBay while the auction was taking place. That means the investor who bought the two Jordans for over 700 K that evening could’ve gone on eBay that night and bought five of them for 200 K each. In a PSA 10 grade, there is no hope to try and bump the card to a higher grade, so in this case, there is nothing to be gained by overpaying by 300% on the Jordans. Now tell me that makes sense.🤔
You buy cardboard and get what you get. I just don't understand why someone would by 6 digits on a new release card.
if a bunch of millionaires are loosing hundreds of thousands i couldn`t care less. the only good thing is, that probably some normal ppl who ripped that cards made a good amount of money
I find this video hilarious and ironic at the same time. Here’s a video of a dude discussing how investors lost money on stuff he was pushing as an influencer and investor. So basically let me make a video about how much crappy advice I gave. Hilarious. Look how much everyone lost on stuff I pushed and influences people to buy.
Good for you to call yourself out. Would like to see similar video but for best investments of all time
Don’t buy the hype. That’s when you sell. Especially during a pandemic when interest in cards was skyrocketing.
We need to sell everything now people
The truth is there is NO "investing" in sports cards. There is only gambling on them! You might as well be "investing" in lottery tickets.
They've Tracked Many Hall Of Famer Cards over the Years at Auction Prices And they have a Steady Rise in Prices even more than GLD, and the Stock Market.
players like
Jordan
Brady
Mantle
Robinson
Rodman
Barkley
Magic
Bird
Kobe
Curry
Giannis
Drexler
Shawn Kemp
Emmitt Smith
Scottie Pippen
1.2 million is crazy for any card man idc who it is still being worth a quarter mil is crazy
Thank you for your many hours of information it quite inspiring 🥇🥇🥇🌕🌍😳🖖
I bought two 2009 topps gold James harden cards one online and one a private sale for 10k a piece they are now selling for 1k on a god day
Good to show the cautionary tales....people need to be careful
Numbered ultra modern rookie cards are a bubble waiting to pop bigly. Look at me and my Burrow RPA numbered to 25! Well ok that and 50 other designs of Burrow RPAs numbered to 25.
Lesson learned… buy the card , not the grade
Buy the HOF, not the new rookie
I have about 400 old school cartridge video games I’m massively in the positive value for I’ve payed, towards the end of me buying for collection value only I started getting disc video games and out of the 20 I bought they all went downhill besides 2. Payed $300 for one game, hit a high of $480 but when I looked recently the last 20 sold on eBay went around $160 I was devastated, these peoples loss don’t make me feel as bad anymore
Wemby cards will be filling this list up in a year or 2
Like stock, it is only a loss when you sell it. If hold card and goes up to what you bought for, we'll you did not make money from it's low point.
The next List like this will include Brock Purdy with Multiple spots on the countdown 💸
I’m so sorry it doesn’t go down here for me because I notarized it when the price is high notarize it get the state stamps register it from the registration. Get the proper insurance coverage. Pay state commission and have bank carriers help you help us.
Bro Intro got me scared frightened! 😂😂😂😂
That LeBron Exquisite will be back up there in the long-term. I wouldn’t talk about that card in the same space as Mac Jones
Do this same video but top 5 best investments
Since 21... Only David Robinson, Mahomes, Pippen, Jordan, Emmitt, Have Gone up in Value. That's the only ones.
In time , only cards like an mj or a kobe auto will hold value all the rest will come down a lot. Its like printing money every day .. until it becomes useless.
Gavin lux..maikel Franco..Luis Gonzalez..Carter Kieboom..and my list goes on..Kawhi
With the ridiculous prices of these cards I think there's a lot of money laundering going on. Or maybe a lot of drug money laundering. Even on these auction sites there's probably a lot of money laundering going on also.
I R S here
anything that was sold or bought during the pandemic is over inflated and should not even be considered in this video. Many people knew it was ridiculous and sooner or later prices would drop. So they did and hard for many singles, boxes and cases. They are still over priced but not to that extreme.
It’s almost you got a notarize it so you have a seven year monetization on the invoice price whether it goes up or down meaning after Grading
The main issue with the "hobby" is people like yourself hyping cards up. Anytime a card 5x its value in a month.....run
well Geoff is in the business of selling cards.
I’m very clear in my Top 5 video that hot cards often turn cold and it’s normally not the right time to buy when someone is on the Top 5 list already.
@@metsrusI selling business or hyping business? panini is in the selling business, this is a hyping video for his app
Instead of run…. SELL 🤣🤣
He's telling his opinion. That's all it is. You still have to be responsible for your own actions.
Great Vlog
Are there any success stories you can do?
how can caitlin clark cards be rookie cards before she was even drafted? still in college and they are called rookie cards. I don't understand this.
All assets were massively inflated in 2021. You can’t compare current prices to a year where the global M2 money supply pumped historic funny money into the system. Same goes for corporate valuations. This is the dumbest analysis and is simply engagement farming.
Basically ur going off how much people are willing to pay for a card n how much a person is willing to sell a card for.
Where is Justin Herbert’s 1/1 that sold for $1.8 million?
It the manufacturer fault!! Out pricing the collector and bringing in the gambler
Why would anyone trade with Rothcards? and why 'speculate' on a player that's NEVER seen the field or is 'proven'?
i buy well established players that have more than 10 years in a league heading towards the HOF or already in the hall of fame!! if you lose money it won't be much..
Starting with you nice😊
To be fair the LeBron has a good chance to spike back up when he retires, but that’s just my speculation.
The hobby shouldn't count 2020 2021 prices
Don't forget about that LBJ chrome u swapped for a Zion 😅