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tom candiotti collection in smr
Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
Jim, I agree completely. First, you've got a high profile guy -- formerly in the very profession that spawned this hobby/obsession of ours -- who has shown a devotion and love to vintage cards. If anything, his interest lends some credibility to what we do. After all, even the subjects of cards themselves worship the old cardboard. Next, the guy speaks about his cards as a child would talk about his favorite toy car -- with zeal, wonderment and elation. I liked Tom Candiotti as a player due to his intelligence, dependability and consistency. I like him 10x more now that I see that we both burn for vintage card collecting. 
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