/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.24057153]

In the 60s, if you just bought every comic book off the newsstand and put them in a file cabinet to keep, you'd have made more money by now than any stock trader or real estate speculator. What commodities today will 1000x over the next century?

[Anonymous No.24057229]

not telling you

[Anonymous No.24057242]

>>24057153
Brap jars

[Anonymous No.24057261]

>>24057153
And you'd only have to wait 60 years with access to zero lines of credit from the appreciation of the goods in the mean time. What a great investment!

[Anonymous No.24057268]

>>24057153
Pepe Plush. Will yield a price tag beyond comprehension within a few years.

[Anonymous No.24057289]

>>24057153
EGO.FINANCE

[Anonymous No.24057291]

gamergirl bathwater

[Anonymous No.24057300]

>>24057153
Funko Pops will be worth millions in 20 years

[Anonymous No.24057324]

>>24057261
>can sell for cash at any time
>no capital gains
>no potential for value to fall to zero
>prices not manipulated by billionaire whales

[Anonymous No.24057333]

Would guess the new Game and Watch from Nintendo, if you keep it sealed. Or some very limited Funko-pop stuff?

Dunno really.

[Anonymous No.24057356]

>>24057300
keeek
this might actually happen because of future 50yo tech millionaire soibois

[Anonymous No.24057365]

>>24057333
funkos and nintendo games aren't scarce and people maintain them in perfect condition for speculation. old comics are valuable because there was no incentive to keep them in perfect condition, etc

[Anonymous No.24057375]

>>24057333
limited edition 8th generation consoles in box

[Anonymous No.24057400]

>>24057153
No you wouldn't have because you would have sold early at 10x.

[Anonymous No.24057415]

>>24057153
Very good condition low print quantity highly reviewed video games. Some people collect sealed copies but at the end of the day people want to play the games so I don’t think they’re worth the premium to collect sealed. I’ve been buying some regular Nintendo DS games lately.

[Anonymous No.24057467]

Pokémon cards. You need the 90s and early 2000s ones, though.

[Anonymous No.24057468]

Anime figures

[Anonymous No.24057495]

>>24057468
Disgusting

[Anonymous No.24057514]

>>24057300
Nah, the supply is too big for that to happen.

[Anonymous No.24057529]

Dudes, I want to hear your thoughts about one platform: duckdao.io

Came across their Hunter Season on Twitter, this is a kind of crypto game and platform with investment instruments. They made long-term partnerships and Foundation for modern blockchain-based systems.

[Anonymous No.24057754]

>>24057153
Masterworks fund allows you to invest in shares of fine art (multi-million $ pieces).

https://www.masterworks.io/

[Anonymous No.24057782]

I agree with you. A useful instrument for traders should score profit in all aspects of the market. We just have to get enough garanties and min risks, like on Dymmax (dymmax.com) platform

[Anonymous No.24058039]

>>24057400
10x would be $1.20 for most silver age comics, doubt it

[Anonymous No.24058056]

>>24057153
many potentials, looking into TOMO rn

[Anonymous No.24058072]

I agree with you. A good option for traders should score profit in all phases of the market. We just have to get enough garanties and min risks, like on Dymmax (dymmax.com) platform

[Anonymous No.24058088]

>>24058072
>>24057782
lol reddit ass meme shill

[Anonymous No.24058089]

>>24057754
Just thought of another one:
Buy (and leave unopened) every old school video game console, controllers, disks etc.

[Anonymous No.24058150]

>>24057754
the only art submitted to this fund will be overvalued abstract expressionist and pop art crap. wow I get to own a share of a lame warhol print no one wants

[Anonymous No.24058205]

Alright I'll let you brainlets in on my secret to getting rich using collectibles. Basically, look at what young little boys are playing with and obsessed with and buy the rare toys/cards/etc. which shouldn't cost you much since you are an adult. Hold on to them and see the gains. That's what my dad did when I was growing up. He saw a lot of the yu-gi-oh and pokemon cards I played with growing up and encouraged me to keep them in pristine condition because he knew how he missed out when he was younger being able to sell collectibles like baseball cards. In college now and I have about ~15k worth of collectibles from my childhood. Not a lot of money but a good head start to actually investing in the real world.

[Anonymous No.24058229]

>>24057153
Do soibois really spend thousands in old comic books?

[Anonymous No.24058261]

Hi folks, does anyone use DMX token? Found on probit, looks legit. They have a modern staking system and workable tools for investors and traders. They have done private sale with 1mln: dymmax.com

[Anonymous No.24058347]

>>24057153
Pokemon cards are to millennials what comic books are to boomers. Where the fuck have you been since 2016 OP?

[Anonymous No.24058693]

>>24057365
>1 million for 1980s 10/10 condition super mario copy

[Anonymous No.24058762]

Magic Cards, Pokemon cards, etc. Probably some bullshit that's low supply and nostalgic from third world developing nations. What's the hot fads in Vietnam and India over the past 10 years?

[Anonymous No.24058823]

>>24057153
Source

[Anonymous No.24058929]

>>24057153
If you did this they would be destroyed by humidity. You need to keep them in good condition. That means airtight seal and controlled temperature + humidity

[Anonymous No.24059015]

>>24057468
get a life

[Anonymous No.24059041]

1st edition pokemom cards

[Anonymous No.24059103]

>>24058205
are kids playing with physical toys days??? i think theyre all playing roblox online

[Anonymous No.24059112]

>>24057153
Belle Delphine bathwater but unironically

[Anonymous No.24059484]

>>24057153
Silver

[Anonymous No.24059536]

>>24059103
Some of them still do but yea things are getting very virtual. Roblox was a good investment maybe 10 years ago but it's quite strange since they have actually successfully rebranded themselves to younger generations over the course of the years, compared to stuff like runescape whose population has only gotten older and thus value old stuff still. I believe there is still some rarity in Roblox but I haven't checked it out. I made ~2k from just old stuff I had when I played that game as an adolescent.

[Anonymous No.24059547]

>>24057468
Yes
>>24057268
Yes
>>24057300
Bro, no
Funkos will unironically be the next beanie babies

[Anonymous No.24059725]

>>24057153
Hey anon, help me figure out a means of selling genuinely old 60s comics that were wrapped in plastic and kept pristine
My dad died recently and since I'm the weeb of the family with my own collections nobody argued with me over getting his comic collection as I'd know how to take care of them and wouldn't do the travesty of selling them as a LOT, however I've been having some issue figuring out the value of the comics
I pulled whatever doubles he has and was going to stay the caretaker of the rest of his collection, most of the stuff I can't even find listings for, and one Tom and Jerry issue I did find was only going for 14$ from some guy in Japan and was the only copy of that exact issue I could find on the market
So instead of selling I just put those doubles in an envelope until I could figure it out
One was a Fairy Godfather special Looney Tunes comic starring Bugs Bunny, so I feel like it could be worth a lot but I have no idea how to sell it or who my market would even be for that kind of thing
Comic collector anons, plz help

[Anonymous No.24059810]

Shit like pokemon cards, some funko pops, gameboy color games, anime stuff, rare ps2/xbox games the A rated ones maybe, fucking barbies for the bitches, various silver/gold proof coins, datsuns, porsche boxsters, back to the future, org ghostbusters shit, certain jordans and new balances, jars of sand from cart counties, crystals(bitches LOVE crystals)zelda games in mint condition,motorola razor, sidekick phone,btc,Eth,various game accounts with rare goods,raw denim jeans,volcanic ash rocks, obscure backpacks with anglo origins, nok figurines, 80s ford broncos, 80s {insert car here}

[Anonymous No.24059893]

Old lego sets ho for quite a bit

[Anonymous No.24059904]

Unironically, Certain WWE Figures
you buy for 20 dollars standard and in 5 years they go for 100+
Check Storm Collectibles Hollywood Hogan for reference

[Anonymous No.24059914]

>>24059725
I would like to know too. My dad has two huge boxes of Marvel comics of the 80s, sadly I think not in the best conditions and not in plastic envelopes

[Anonymous No.24060514]

>>24059536
I suppose one could screencap Roblox clips or popular gen z Tiktoks. People run youtube channels dedicated to old toy commercials from the 80s/90s/2000s.