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04-07-2013, 10:28 AM
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Well, now I know how you guys manage it.
For me the cards always have to come second to the real life stuff. Letting the house or car go in bad shape to buy cards just isn't smart on the long run. I sold a bike recently, nice profit but almost all of the money will go to house repairs. I haven't sold many cards that would make a difference. The few I have sold I've turned into other cards. Steve B 
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