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12-24-2018, 10:16 AM
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I've learned many things.
Collect what you like. Buy the best you can afford. Have a budget and TRY to follow it. Be patient, most times nicer cards will surface. I'm not good at grading so don't buy raw cards. Be organized.
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Successful transactions with: Double-P-Enterprises, Thromdog, DavidBvintage, Desert Ice Sports, Kurtz Kardz, Cooperstown Sportscards, BBT206 and tenorvox! 
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