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#16
12-09-2007, 06:09 PM
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In a Hobby Where the Graded Card Rules...
Posted By: Bill
Not defending Peter C. here but not buying cards should not be a reason for someone not to come to the board. I haven't bought a single card since September when I picked up my last T-207 at a show. I won't be buying anymore cards until at least December 2008. My interest is high in this hobby, however it makes no sense for me to buy anything right now. This just keeps me in the game on any knowledge that pops up. 
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