Fractional markets are looking even worse, down 23% on the year. That said, there are some incredibly underpriced sports cards on all these platforms right now.
We’re already investing in athletes emotionally. Now you can invest financially, through something called a fan-funded Future Earnings Contract
This week’s we’ll have a new record for the most expensive trading card ever sold: A 1952 Mickey Mantle.
2022 has been awful for sports cards so far. Which sectors are still hot in the downturn? & Hand-picked investment opportunities. Find out that and a lot more in today’s sports cards insider.
Today’s dive includes a market pulse check, a Stephen Curry “Fund,” and a 1951 Mickey Mantle card.
Today’s highlights: cards continue to slide in 2022, Two Stephen Curry drops, plus mixed results from the major auction houses.
Today highlights some perspectives on how the sports cards fractional markets are doing, what’s new at auctions, and assets dropping on marketplaces.
-1911 C55 PSA 7 (PWCC- E) George Vezina
-‘09 Bowman Sterling Gold Refractor Auto BGS 9.5 Mike Trout
Today highlights the rally of Lewis Hamilton in fractional markets, plus the 4 sports cards dropping this week on fractional marketplaces.
-Wax Box Basket (2x) 1980 Topps Basketball
-‘17 Flawless Shield Signatures RPA 1-of-1 Patrick Mahomes
-Tiger Woods 1996 SI for Kids BGS 10
-‘03 Fleer Tradition Crystal Trio BGS 9.5 #’d /50 LeBron | Wade | Melo
Today’s dive highlights Lewis Hamilton racing up to ridiculous heights (+ 71.4%), several assets in auctions I was watching, three sports cards dropping this week on fractional marketplaces, and more!
-’58 Americana Ltda. PSA 3 Pele
-1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. ROOKIE RC #1 PSA 10
-1949 Bowman #50 Jackie Robinson PSA 7
No big movements up or down in overall sports cards fractional markets. But today is a dig into fractional secondary markets, five new assets dropping in marketplaces, plus we look into what’s in auctions this week.
Formula 1’s rising popularity means a coming boom for collectibles & memorabilia.
Perhaps sideways is better than it going down? Today is a look at the movement below the surface of sports cards fractional markets, Goldin’s elite auction, assets dropping on marketplaces, and tons of more!
Here’s a look into the three assets dropping this week, auctions that we are watching, plus our weekly sports cards analysis.
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We wrap everything up with a rich qualitative analysis. You’ll understand the pros & cons of investing in all sorts of alternative asset classes.
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