Fractional ownership is a common investment structure for expensive assets such as aircraft, sports cars, and vacation properties.
The fundamental difference between fractional ownership and timeshare ownership is that with fractional ownership the investor owns part of the title rather than units of time. With fractional ownership, if the asset increases in value, the value of the shares in the investment does as well.
WHY INVEST IN RARE COLLECTIBLES?
To grow your wealth: +10% per annum compounded since 1950
To safeguard your wealth: When the stock market plunges, the value of collectible tangible assets historically stays strong
To diversify: The world’s richest invest an average 10% of their portfolio in collectibles
DON’T MISS OUT: 3 KEY REASONS TO INVEST IN RARE COLLECTIBLES RIGHT NOW
Surging market: The online collectibles market (excluding eBay) is forecast to double to £20 billion ($30 billion) over the next 3 years.
Certainty amid Covid chaos: Rare collectibles delivered double digit growth during the 2008 economic crash – we’re seeing similar right now during the pandemic.
Undervalued - for now: Investors are waking up to the potential in rare collectibles; this surge in demand could see prices rise fast over the next 5-10 years.
WHY INVEST in a Collector Labs Physical Item NFT?
Our mission is simple: to help you profit from buying and selling rare collectibles
Expertise: Our team of experts has a combined 250 years' experience in the collectibles sector. Our founder, Paul Fraser, has been investing in collectibles since 1977
Extraordinary items: We have the world's largest private stockholding of investment-grade collectibles. We deal in fully authenticated rare manuscripts, autographs, postage stamps, coins, space memorabilia and much more
Our ethos: Investing in collectibles isn’t right for everyone. If it doesn’t fit with your investment goals and financial situation, we will say so.
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