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07-01-2014, 08:26 PM
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When signed T206s dried up, I got bored of the unsigned ones and started building a mid-grade 33 goudey set. Just keeping the collecting ball rolling, even if it isn't my one true calling.
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07-01-2014, 09:10 PM
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As others have said...I also have a baseball collection rotation.
Baseball HOF snapshot photos Baseball HOF signed RCs Baseball HOF signed OMLB When I hit the wall with one...I switch to the other..and so on. I have to say...the one things that is great about my baseball HOF snapshot photo collection is EVERY photo is different. ALWAYS something new and different.Where as HOF RC you are seeing the same cards signed over, over, and over again. This goes with baseballs as well to some degree.
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