Seriously how stupid could a family be. Tried to put their kids thru college by buying beanie baby's and reselling them except they never sold any and now their worth nothing.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PgDsyj5eLmo&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DPgDsyj5eLmo

Title is misspelled can a mod change it for me

I believe you also posted the wrong link.

But here's this:

Link is updated and ill take 2 from the photo above

sportchampps;1479067 wrote:Title is misspelled can a mod change it for me

You can fix your own title. Just double click the title on the Serious Business page listing the threads.

Now for the topic:

I'm still waiting on my Pog collection to pay off in the millions! I figure in only 40 more years I will fund my retirement on Pogs.

Fab4Runner;1479070 wrote:I believe you also posted the wrong link.

But here's this:

I'm getting more out of this pic than any discussion of Beanies would provide. Much More.

Heretic;1479088 wrote:I'm getting more out of this pic than any discussion of Beanies would provide. Much More.

Their knees are too shiny.

Damn.. 2/10. Would not touch.

They only produced 20,000,000 of each of the McDonalds ones....seems pretty rare. Lol

I remember a guy trying this with baseball cards, and this was mid-80's. A little late to the game (and he wasn't buying the rarer stuff but loading up on Topps). Still, I think he probably should have at least doubled his money, I don't think he would have lost any money (other than interest/inflation).

You wanna send kids to college, buy gold and let it skyrocket

Classyposter58;1479125 wrote:You wanna send kids to college, buy gold and let it skyrocket

Didn't you watch Looper? Silver is the way to go!

But I remember in high school I had friends mom who had a bunch of beanie babies... I don't know if she ever planned on selling them or was just collecting them lol.

Classyposter58;1479125 wrote:You wanna send kids to college, buy gold and let it skyrocket

The 80's called...they want their money back.

But until the global deflationary pressures subside, I don't see an end to the gold bull market.

Note, however, that gold was up near $2000/oz not that long ago, and recently trading @ $1250 (very close to a 3-yr low). You most certainly have to pick you buying spots.

And I still prefer investing over buy-and-hold gold. I think it's less risky and expect better returns over some 20-yr horizon you're talking about with college tuition.