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10-09-2021, 03:19 PM
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What’s the cut-off year for your collection
I think most collectors reach a point where new cards stop being interesting to them. A lot of people point to 1980, the last year before the junk wax era begins. Some people point to the last year the remember collecting as a kid. Personally my cut off is 1956, the last year of Topps producing larger sized cards.
What’s your cut off year, and why? 
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