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10-19-2015, 10:57 AM
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The best advice from above, is you make money on the buy-side. Know your market well, and you will not get into trouble. The easiest thing I found when starting out is to find a specialty and stick with it....For me, thats Topps Heritage. I strictly do that and have been for over 10 years. Met tons of people, made tons of deals, big and small, and have had a blast with it.
It can be time-consuming, so you have to have a passion, but if you are small, its easy to take a break from it too. 
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