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10-31-2011, 10:56 AM
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Leon, i think this is a great topic and i have found myself asking that question many times. What am i holding on to my t206s for? How often do i really pull them out and look at them? My wife has been after me for many years to sell them and put the money into something that makes more sense for my family. It is just such an addicting hobby and i enjoy it so much. When i have a new card coming in the mail, i can't wait to open the package and look at my new card. Another factor is how much stronger the market may get once the economy bounces back.
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