I agree with that. I guess thats why I figure there will be a few very wealthy people going after this one. And if so the owner of the Rockford just might get his price. I bet people thought Nick Cage was nuts for buying his Action 1 for what I've read was 82.5K in 1992. Then again I doubt we'll see a boom in prices people will be willing to pay for these high end and/or rare gems like what happened about 10-15 years ago. Investors must know this which will make them think twice at this time. Perhaps the ship really has sailed.
What I mean is for example I believe the Action 1 cgc 8.5 that sold for 2 million in 2018 from what I've read changed hands in 1995 for 137K. So it appreciated almost 15 times its value in 23 years. I believe there's no way any of these top books in the hobby will appreciate anywhere near that percentage in the future 20 or 25 years.
Either way I can wait to be there when this one closes.
As far as baseball cards. People just aren't into sports like they used to be. It got too commercial and money hungry which made a lot of people tune out. But the "Iconic" players- Gretzky and Jordan Rookies, Ruth, Gehrig, Williams, Dimaggio, Mantle, will always appreciate.
Music Memorabelia is where its at in the future. David Gilmour's Stratocastor sold for 4 million last year. Even Kurts Green Sweater went for well over 300K..... unwashed since 1994.