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03-09-2016, 04:06 PM
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As others have said, as you are selling your modern collection, find 3-5 prewar vintage that you really like, and check out the prices in the condition that you want to make sure they will fit your budget. As you gather enough cash, then start pulling the trigger. Since you are only purchasing a few cards, make sure they are cards you would enjoy looking at all of the time.
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