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02-08-2014, 06:50 AM
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Welcome to the mountain--
There's lots of advice to be given, but as someone said, first: narrow your focus:
Do you want to collect graded or ungraded cards, or perhaps both? Also, what grade are you looking for, and how are you going to display them? Myself, I collect ungraded cards for several reasons: I like to be able to touch them; they can be less expensive; and I love being able to flip through my binder and easily view my collection. This last, to me, is a great pleasure. You might want to look at a recent, similar thread that had plenty of great advice, as well. Good luck on your quest. Doug Last edited by dougscats; 02-08-2014 at 09:16 AM. 
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