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Originally Posted by Seven
I apologize for the back to back posts, but Phil, congratulations on your retirement! I'm currently a teacher as well, History to be precise. Must be something about my love for vintage cardboard, that connects to my love of history.
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Hello Steve,
I taught History at the middle school level for six years and five at the sixth-grade level. During my time stationed at one middle school, I also worked in the office for seven years in community partnership and as the administrative designee, which meant I had to assist in many administrative roles, although I was still technically a teacher. Most of my career was spent teaching grades 4-6. Yes, a background in history could be a contributing factor in collecting baseball cards, although my wife would view it more in the light of budgetary delinquency.
Phil aka Tere1071
Complete 1953 Bowman Color, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, and 1975 Topps Baseball sets under revision as the budget and wife allows
Under construction:
1970 Topps Baseball - missing over 100 cards, mostly after #450 and the three insert sets
1971 Topps Coins- 120/153
1974 Topps Baseball Washington variations