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#6
10-03-2013, 07:51 PM
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Top FIVE (I got Lazy) Reasons to Collect Prewar Cards
5. Holograms ain’t baseball. 4. Scarce or rare cards are a result of happenstance, not intentionally planned by card companies. 3. We know that buying a Factory Set is not “collecting”. 2. At our age it is always nice to incorporate "rigid" or, hell, even "semi-rigid", into a conversation a little more often. 1. As it turns out, tobacco is healthier for you than Topps gum. 
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