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02-22-2006, 08:45 PM
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if you started collecting pre war in your 20's (not 1920's)
Posted By: jpaol99
I am 22 and never really took a break from collecting once I started at 13. The issues I collected however did. I started with 60-80's cards and worked my way back. I have been mainly focusing on pre-20 issues since I was 18 or so. The set that really pulled me into vintage was the 1933 goudey set. The history of the players and even the look and feel of the cards themselves fascinated me. From there I have went into caramel, tobacco, and even some 19th century issues. Not only do I like to collect but I also look at my cards as a potential investment. Its not just throwing money into the wind like some hobbies. 
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