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Posted By: Martin Neal
I am 52. Although I collected cards and coins as a kid, the coin collection was the only thing that survived. I did purchase over a hundred t206s back in the mid eighties (I didn't really know what I was buying). In 2002 I discovered prewar on Ebay. As I never had time to go to shows (raising 5 children) or had friends who collected, Ebay was a great source of information and material. |
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