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08-16-2006, 11:16 AM
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What's killing baseball cards?
Posted By: jay behrens
It's true we don't become serious collectors until we are older, but I am willing to bet that almost all of us collected cards as a kid first and then later in life, picked it up again to capture the magic of childhood, among other things. If that little kid isn't buying a few packs here and there, then what incentive does he realy have to start collecting when he is older, other than potential for profit? 
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