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#27
12-30-2024, 09:27 PM
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If you run out of sets that are interesting to you, maybe try venturing into other kinds of memorabilia. For instance, vintage photography is incredibly rewarding to learn about and collect, especially if you’re interested in researching more about a photo’s history. It lacks the checklist mentality, which may be a turnoff since you are clearly a set collector - but a lot of fun in a different way.
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