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12-23-2011, 10:07 AM
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OT: Hobby cards?
Hey guys,
I want to apologize if this doesnt go in this section. My nephew (10 yrs old) was looking at my collection and seemed pretty fascinated. I would like to get him started in some type of card collection. But....he is not into sports AT ALL. He's more of a jokester type of kid (anyone familiar with Bobby Hill from "king of the hill"). So I was thinking there must be some kind of "funny" cards out there and then I remembered garbage pail kids. I think he would love them! Anyways, I looked on Ebay and while there are alot of sellers, I was curious if anyone on here might know of any well known shops that specialize in "hobby" type cards as opposed to sport cards. Thanks for the help guys. 
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