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03-05-2011, 04:36 PM
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I am an autograph collector and I enjoy it more than cards because I like the idea that the player has had some connection with the item. I understand its not for everyone, and I am still learning, but I truly enjoy it.
To Tim, if you "have always looked at these people as equals, not some God-Like figure who is any better than me or anyone else, so I have never really gotten the obscession that people have with autographs of famous people/athletes", then isn't it a little weird for you to want the likeness on cardboard? I'm just saying . . . (I see that I am echoing David's point, but I still think its a fair question) Last edited by margoaepi; 03-05-2011 at 04:38 PM. 
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