There is nothing wrong with it, except it just does not seem right

Article Abstract:

The prices of collectibles about celebrities rise when the person featured experiences a tragic event, and such price spikes last as long as the market will bear them. There is nothing illegal about such price rises, but they can present a moral question. Buyers should be wary of paying too much for a collectible after a tragic event.

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Gambling and trading cards - they're more closely linked than you think

Article Abstract:

Petitions to remove chase cards from the card collecting hobby underscore the corruption in the card collecting and trading hobby. The value of the cards rises only with demand, and any card collection which prices itself out of the hobby could only ruin that segment of card collection.

Economic aspects, Column, Investments, Collections and collecting, Collectors and collecting, Collectors (Persons), Collectibles as an investment, Trading cards

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Princess Diana collectibles

Article Abstract:

The death of Princess Diana have caused a collecting fad in the collectibles market. However, possible long-term value could only be given to the headline editions of periodicals from London and Paris. An item carrying authorization from the family could also have selling appeal.

Appreciation, Diana, Princess of Wales, Souvenirs (Keepsakes)

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