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Old 07-17-2008, 09:06 PM
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Default Protecting Your Cards From Your Children?
Posted By: Jason

I got my son into card collecting. Took him to the store. Let him pick out some of his fave players.

He has an interest in vintage cards. (Something about the guy being dead that fascinates him)

I've got him a couple of reprints to see how he handled and treated them. Last weekend I gave him a couple low grade oldies and he treats them well.

I'm fortunate that he's never been the sort of kid to go through draws and areas of the house that he had no business in.

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