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07-15-2012, 12:45 PM
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What I mean is that card collecting is a great game, and so many people collect T206s because of both the ease of access and rising difficulty in completing it as you go along.
Sometimes people say they dont understand why people collect T206 if you'll never own a Wagner or Doyle. To them, I say, the fun is in playing the game -- not in winning it.
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