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No question collecting the monster with the intent of completion or more likely near completion is a marathon, not a sprint. I got tired of type collecting due to the fact, I was spending extraordinary amounts of money for nobody's just because the card had a rare back! Since changing my collecting focus to only things that I enjoy, not things I feel obligated to purchase. I am much happier..
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