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08-22-2012, 08:55 PM
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Sharing the hobby with the next generation...
I love when I see people post photos of their children at card shows.
I just found out yesterday that our next child will be a boy. Right now I have two girls and my 23 month old already loves looking through the cards. Here are some pictures of her looking through some T205 and T206 graded cards (I only let her handle the graded and screwdown holdered cards)        The most fun part of watching her go through them was when she had mommy identify the player on one of the cards for her. Please post images or stories of how you are passing the hobby on. 
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