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02-23-2006, 06:23 PM
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if you started collecting pre war in your 20's (not 1920's)
Posted By: William Brumbach
I'm 33 now and I started picking up T202s about 5 years ago in 2001. I think that they are neat looking cards and by that time I finally started having the disposable income and patience that allowed me to spend $50-100 on a single card. I still collect some modern, I like the shiny rainbowy plastic stuff too, but you really need to pay more attention to price points and value with newer cards to avoid getting totally soaked. 
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