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10-18-2015, 10:03 AM
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I had the same thoughts 13 years ago. Should I be a part time dealer? I still had my childhood collection of cards along with hundreds of autographs that I obtained thru the years.
I was buying cards from eBay to enhance my collection until I decided to try to make some extra money just to be used for my collection. I had a full time job and put aside 3-4 hours every night to sell some of my cards. I would take the profits and roll them into more expensive cards. Thirteen years later, I am still doing the same thing. I no longer have my personal collection because I sold it all. I still work a full time job and still spend 3-4 hours a night selling cards. I have met some great people along the way and have had so much fun doing this. I am 4 years away from retirement and will probably still be doing this part time. 
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