(Of course, theres no absolute proof and certainly not from just 10 years that cards will continue to outperform stocks in the future.) 1909-11 T206 Ty Cobb (Portrait, Red Background) #96 PSA 8 Value: $56,592 Appreciation: 185% 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth #149 PSA 8 Value: $114,1255 Appreciation: 244% 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 PSA 8 Value: $383,400 Appreciation: 349% 1957 Topps (basketball) Bill Russell #77 PSA 8 Value: $30,497 Appreciation: 562% 1976 Topps (football) Walter Payton #148 PSA 10 Value: $15,786 Appreciation: 259% 1981 O-Pee-Chee (hockey) Wayne Gretzky #106 PSA 10 Value: $2,879.29 Appreciation: 160% During the current financial turbulence, Huigens maintains that nontraditional assets including art, wine, and collectibles will be getting a closer look from investors as an appealing alternative "2019 should show increasing participation from new wealth entering the space

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