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12-29-2009, 07:26 AM
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I have a two year old son and every year for the holidays I get him a complete set of Topps trading cards (I know not vintage), runs me around $50.00 and then put them into an album. It is great to sit with him and turn the pages and look at the cards and talk to him about players (who knows how much actually sinks in). Reallly cool when he gets excited when he see's a card. If he bends a card, it is no big deal because it is a modern issue.
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