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03-26-2012, 11:13 AM
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Fear not, not all collectors are middle aged. I am only 31 years old and I have been spreading the word to as many people as I can that cards are still not dead and they are still worth something. I am also going to work on my fiancee's son he is 13 and very popular in school, if I get him hooked then he can get his friends hooked then it can spread. Now if only they could make cheap packs of cards.......
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