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08-04-2015, 02:32 PM
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What's your collecting "definition of success"
I another thread I posted that I had completed my life long goal of completing every Topps set.
My biggest challenge moving forward is I always like achievable goals. There needs to be some sort of definition to success. I'm sure I could do Bowman cards next, or just extend the year run with the 1950, 1949 and 1948 Bowmans. But I always need some measure to say "that's done" What goals do others have? Do you have a point where you can say "It's finished?" 
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