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06-05-2018, 07:21 PM
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What are some tips on making money in this hobby?
Looking for some ideas on how to flip and make a few extra dollars fueling my passion for vintage cards. I see avid “hobby” collectors at shows and wonder how they do it. Not looking for trade secrets but just some tips to make some discrentary spending money through hard work. I do the hobby for fun but realize i need up my game if I’m ever to own the big boy cards. Thanks Ted
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