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11-30-2011, 10:45 AM
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My strategy with my 10 year old has been to talk to him once in a while about the amazing greatness of a handful of the all time greats. When I show him an old card of one of these immortals, he is impressed--although he always says something about how it must be worth a lot of money. I am thinking that as he develops an appreciation for the history of the game, he will naturally be attracted to the old cards that are available to the average fan.
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