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05-18-2005, 10:28 AM
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Who still has their cards from when they were kids?
Posted By: Josh K.
I was born in the late 60's - I still remember older kids in the neighborhood giving me trashbags filled with cards - that is how I acquired a lot of my older cards (50's and 60's). Unfortunately, as you might guess, while a trashbag is a fine method to store a large quantity of cards, its not so good if you intend to keep your cards in good condition. Of course, back then, I believe that every card I owned was mint. 
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