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Buying rare vinyls and concert tickets 2017-07-04 04:49:55 Post No. 2704449
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So, how profitable do you think it is on the long run? Just bought a rare vinyl (limited to 500) for 22€ last week, not it's selling for 60€ on ebay.
Think that's a better way to invest than crypto, if you know the hyped artists who really make limited stuff
pic related it's my vinyl
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>>2704449
how fast do you turn over products?
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>>2704484
what do you mean with turn over?
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>>2704449
Vinyl isnt worth it, concert tickets are pretty good tho
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vinyl is fidget spinners for 30+ year olds and hipsters.
invest in Beanie Babies, they're gonna moon.
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>>2704449
Thing about vinyls is, the customers are even more rare.
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>>2704506
I think that he means flipping
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>>2704449
I've been flipping concert tickets for ages now. Some concerts and festivals are guaranteed to sell out, but most have early-purchase tickets available. I can easily get 20-40% on B-Grade artists, and a decent 50-100% gain on big artists and festivals. I'm dutch, and we get very few big-league artists in concert, so whenever there's an Adele or whatever concert coming up, it's easy money.
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