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08-19-2017, 10:19 AM
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Even though my wife and family know how much time , energy, and love I have devoted to my collection, I guarantee they would not waiver in their effort to sell it. Not because of the value, but because they do not share the emotional attachment to the game, history, or hobby I do. To them it is clutter and stuff that takes up space. Better gone and one less thing to deal with. I realize the comparison is not the same, but the lack of emotional attachment or sentiment is not far removed. 
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