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Originally Posted by scotty21690
I mainly lurk becuase you fellow members have a much higher knowledge of prewar vintage cards/players than I do. I have learned a lot on here just from browsing the various threads.
I would imagine I am one of the younger members on here [19 years of age], so I don't have the largest budget for cards. I like to pickup a nice vintage Red Sox card or two as often as I can. Seeing all of the amazing cards posted on here I am a bit hesitant sharing my pickups because who would want to see what I got when others have just picked up a high end Cobb, Mathewson, Wagner, Jackson, etc,etc. 
One thing I do love about the site is the BST section. A lot of great cards to be found there and it is a fantastic alternative to eBay.
Seems like a lot of great members on here so maybe I will start posting a bit more now.. |
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Scotty, forget about the age thing.
Your 19, and I'm 78.
I started with vintage when I was about 51, in 1982.
You're discovering it at the age of 19.
Collect what you like, and makes you happy ... and if it makes you happy, show it off.
Whether they're Red Sox, or whatever, those are your babies, and you march by the beat of your drum.
Being older, doesn't mean that you're rich ... I'm now living off my 101K.
Believe it, or not, If you have the patience. and you do some research, there are reasonable vintage cards out there.
T206's are always changing hands.
Leave the upper grades to the flippers, the lower grades have more character anyway. ..... later on in life, If you want to upgrade _ upgrade.
Let the vintage T's & E's happen.
With all my sets, I never planned them ... they all mysteriously Happened.
Lots of luck to you Scotty.
Go by the beat of your drum, and let it all Happen.
Joe P.