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06-26-2023, 11:21 AM
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It would depend on if I was just shown the cards, or if someone like old me explained them.
When I was 8, I had only bought 2 packs of cards total, two years apart. I was into coins and stamps, Insulators and old bottles, rocks and shells and more into adventuring outdoors than sports which I was universally bad at. Oh, and architecture and planes. If they just showed up in a box, (Or small truck...) I probably wouldn't be all that interested. With a guide, I probably would have been interested. And impressed by how much there was. 
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