So here we are, 15,000 cards in on this lot which cost all of $60, and I would guess there may be about another 10,000 cards to go. Again, for $60, the entertainment value alone is great. Even on these lots though, prices went up, I got another lot from the same guy a handful of months ago and I think that was about 15,000 for $120.
At a glance, that lot may have a bit newer base card content, but I'm not even touching it probably until next year. Card wise, I won't need to buy anything more for a couple years and I would be just fine from a continuing to collect standpoint. I mean, plenty of new to me stuff to go through, lots of traders there for what I'd like to get, etc, so, all good. I can wait out a lot of the crazy investing-ness, as long as it is somewhat temporary.
Oh...as for what cards get us to 15,000...
I love stats, and sorry if this running total thing bugs people since I put it on each post, but I love taking a look and seeing how the lot grows, and what I end up with and the highlights, etc.
I mean, for $60 - the hockey sets that were complete alone, at today prices, pretty much make up the price (side note - I find it crazy that the 1991-92 O Pee Chee boxed set is actually selling for about $40 CDN when it was about $12 from 1991 to the start of 2020.
Crazy days still....
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