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11-18-2021, 09:54 AM
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I have done it my whole collecting career. For me, it keeps things fresh instead of searching high and low for the same old cards on my want list.
Right now, I am pursuing the following: 1. T206 McGraw Gove Showing - back run. 2. George Sisler cards and memorabilia. 3. Dead Ball HOF player autographs. Expanding collecting horizons is fun and potentially lucrative. 
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