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08-30-2005, 09:24 AM
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Very New to Vintage
Posted By: Tom
Hi everyone, my name is Tom and I live in NY. I have been collecting cards since I was a kid, but have gotten tired of all the new cards. There are too many variations, numbered, and cards of kids barely out of Little League. I would like to get more involved in the vintage world. Can any of you recommend a few books that might be helpful in learning about vintage cards? I have been lurking on this board and am very impressed at the conversations. There is lots of knowledge and debate w/o all of the name calling on some other boards that I have been a part of. Thanks again for any help you can offer. I look forward to spending time on this board. 
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