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08-17-2010, 07:43 AM
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Type Collecting?
So another board member and I were just emailing and he said he is going to start "type collecting". Now, I know that the old timers are all set collectors but I think us new guys (to collecting) have just as much fun hunting for the cards we enjoy (and many times don't even know exist until we find them). I collect by ACC number first, and everything pre-1950 baseball. Then I go into uncataloged cards, then backs and then I go for cards I just like
 . IS there really any rhyme or reason to our madness? Any type collectors out there that care to explain your focus (or lack of)? best regards
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Leon Luckey 
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