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04-28-2012, 07:32 AM
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I suppose I could be considered a type collector.
My collection is quite broad in scope, 1887-last week. If I come across a card that seems right at the right price I'll probably go for it, and some sets I've only got one card. Some because of budget, some just because I either haven't seen enough or any that I like at the price they go for. But I don't really go about it with any plan, so the collection has some odd distribution. More R300s than 33 goudeys, stuff like that. Steve B 
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