It feels like my birthday or Christmas or Hanukkah!

[Jeff_cvc]

Originally Posted by oldeboo

I actually just got started in pre-war cards. I've picked up a T210 orange border, c46 Imperial Tobacco, and a W575-1 Gassler's Bread so far. I guess I'm all B&W to this point There are so many interesting ways to go in this hobby that right now I'm just checking it all out.

Congratulations on getting in the game. You have officially opened Pandora’s box! It will be a fun and interesting road ahead for you. Since getting into pre-war about six years ago, I think I’ve changed my collecting focus a half dozen times! I think that is part of the fun of it all, as you said, you can go so many different directions. I used to only collect only T206, but now really enjoy finding more obscure t cards or trying to collect certain subsets of the bigger t sets. I’m sure my focus will change by tomorrow. I hope you continue to enjoy and if you ever need advice, there are some amazing collectors with vast knowledge on the board.

[Leon]

+1
As a type card collector variety is the spice of life.

QUOTE=Jeff_cvc;2009587]Congratulations on getting in the game. You have officially opened Pandora’s box! It will be a fun and interesting road ahead for you. Since getting into pre-war about six years ago, I think I’ve changed my collecting focus a half dozen times! I think that is part of the fun of it all, as you said, you can go so many different directions. I used to only collect only T206, but now really enjoy finding more obscure t cards or trying to collect certain subsets of the bigger t sets. I’m sure my focus will change by tomorrow. I hope you continue to enjoy and if you ever need advice, there are some amazing collectors with vast knowledge on the board.[/QUOTE]

[Rickyy]

Nice haul! Love the variety!

Ricky Y

[Jeff_cvc]

Originally Posted by Rickyy

Nice haul! Love the variety!

Ricky Y

Thanks for peeking Ricky!

[h2oya311]

Admittedly, today feel's a bit like Groundhog's Day (again) for me.

Or as Yogi would say, "it's deja vu all over again".