stackyFACTSIt turns out that fragile pieces of paper featuring men in spandex are a better hedge against inflation than precious metals. High-grade, first appearance comic books from the mid-20th century regularly shatter auction records, proving that intense nerd nostalgia is far more resilient and lucrative than the global gold standard.
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