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12-14-2010, 06:33 AM
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The internet has changed the hobby dramatically. I remember when the yellow pages in my area had 2 pages of card shops in the late 80's. Right now there is only one card shop in my area. Even though it mostly sells all the shiny foil crap, I still took my daughter there (she collects too), so she can experience an actual card shop before they become extinct. For the same reason, I have taken her to a card show that is held monthly about 10 mils north of us. I think it's important we keep these things goign as long as possible so we can have that personal connection with people. IMO.
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