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10-05-2009, 07:57 PM
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If he asks " Why do you want to buy these cards?"
It is probably safe to assume that he cares what happens to them, and that question alone should be your cue that a sentimental or thoughtful answer might be appropriate.
Or you could always come back with some simple ones, like: "I want them." or "I like baseball cards" or my personal favorite: "I have nothing better to do with my money"  Good luck with the deal !
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