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10-12-2023, 10:12 PM
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Collecting Mistakes
This is just a little "woe is me" piece. I wont go into the details as they dont really matter, except to say that I JUMPED on an unusual piece (1910-1920 photo) that turned out to be "not what I thought it was." I should have hit the pause button and did research first. Im out $100 (not the end of the world by any means) on what is ultimately a cool piece but not what I thought and not in line with my collecting focus.
Ive also bought cards that I forgot that I already owned. Share your stories (please) of times you made an impulsive bone-headed decision that you easily could have avoided. It'll help me feel better. 
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