Investing in sports can many different things:
We’ve been watching the Memory Lane auction for a few weeks to get a feel for where the market is relative to our investment thesis. Here’s a look into what’s in sports cards today and the two assets dropping on marketplaces. Let’s dig in.
PE firms are starting to realize that in many ways, owning a sports team is the ultimate alternative asset.
Only 16 assets were negative in sports cards fractional secondary markets on the week. Today’s good look into fractional secondary markets, what’s in for it next week, auctions, and new assets dropping on marketplaces.
-1986 Fleer Stickers #8 Michael Jordan PSA 9
-1996 Topps Chrome #138 Kobe Bryant PSA 10
Another week, another flat performance. Today let’s see where the sports memorabilia fractional secondary markets, auctions, and fractional market IPOs are going.
-1967 Super Bowl I Full Ticket – PSA 5
-“Ruth Bows Out” Pulitzer Prize-Winning Type 1 Photo
-NBA 50 Greatest Lithograph – Dave Bing Collection
-1992 Tiger Woods PGA Debut Full Ticket – PSA 6
-Luka Doncic 2019 Game-Worn Signed Sneakers
A possible bottom? Today is a look into fractional sports cards markets, what’s at auctions, and the three vintage sports cards dropping this week from Collectable.
– Mickey Mantle 1952 Topps PSA 7
-Wilt Chamberlain 1961 Fleer PSA 9
-1955 Topps #123 PSA 8 Sandy Koufax
Here’s our opinion on last week’s fractional markets, and this weeks auctions, fractional secondary markets, and sports memorabilia ipos.
-Luka Doncic 2019 Game-Worn Signed Sneakers
-Reggie Jackson 1969 Oakland A’s Road Jersey
-Tom Brady 2000 NFL Debut Full Ticket PSA 7
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No new memorabilia IPOs this week on the fractional platforms. Today, we give an analysis of sports memorabilia fractional secondary markets , buyouts, and wh auctions to keep you on the course.
Month on month results from CardLadder continues to trend positive with football showing the biggest gains. Today we dig into sports cards fractional markets, auctions, and the two IPOs this week.
-1948 Leaf #32 PSA 9 Warren Spahn
-Duncan | Yao | Dirk 2006-’07 Exquisite Triple Logoman 1/1
Sports memorabilia ended a three-week losing streak by staying flat on the week. Today is a dig into sports cards memorabilia fractional markets, at auctions, and new IPOs to see its course.
-Wilt Chamberlain 1972 Game Used Jersey
Finally some leadership from the tier one sports – football, baseball, and basketball – with all three positive week over week. Today we look into performances of last week’s fractional secondary markets, auctions, plus assets dropping in the marketplaces
Basketball memorabilia continued to weigh on the overall sports memorabilia index as it dropped .3% last week. Today we look into sports memorabilia fractional assets and see where it is going.
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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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