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#5
01-28-2003, 07:50 PM
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Type collecting criteria
Posted By: rod
I started type collecting about ten years ago when I decided to collect every card of a Cleveland player I could find . Naturally this quest opened my eyes to the amazing nuber of types issued. In reality this will never end.It doen't matter .I'm not a completist. In order to keep it fun and affordable, I don't care much about grading., just nothing real ugly.You can really learn a lot about a team and cards in general by type collecting. Now if I could just get my hands on a couple of "Just So " cards.Only problem is ,I'd have to sell my house. 
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