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Would you be upset if your games lost value?

By Deez

7 years ago


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    “Would you be upset if the value of your games dropped significantly”

    • Yes - I would be upset 81 votes
      28%
    • No - I just like to play pinball 88 votes
      31%
    • It's just money - I didn't buy these with any intention of resale 92 votes
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    • lionman 24 votes
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    #20 7 years ago
     
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    investingdad

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    I invest my money in the market.

    Pinball machines are electronic toys, the idea of buying with the expectation of selling then for a gain seems absurd to me.

    If you want to invest, I will direct you to Vanguard.

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