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In reply to the discussion: American debt: Are you in deeper or ahead of the average? [View all]DFW
(58,229 posts)11. Some 1952 Mickey Mantle card sold for over $12 million
Heritage Auctions in Dallas sold it. Their Sports division told me that they find rare baseball cards in the weirdest places. A few years ago, some farm in the Midwest somewhere found dozens of boxes full of baseball cards dating back to 1910 in a barn. They got millions for them (again, according to Heritage, who helped them sell them), and went for rags to riches overnight.
What seems like junk to some glitters like gold to others.
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What was that . . ."A jackrabbit in every pot and a bale of hay in every garage"?
hatrack
Wednesday
#25
I have none of those. I pay off my credit cards each month. No mortgage, no car loans, and no student debt.
sinkingfeeling
Wednesday
#14
I prefer the benefit of keeping my money in the bank earning a smidgen of interest for an extra 30 days.
Ms. Toad
Wednesday
#36
Overall, I'm less indebted, but I'm more indebted in some of those categories than everyone else.
W_HAMILTON
Wednesday
#32