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01-11-2007, 08:48 PM
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If the bottom fell out...
Posted By: MikeU
Cards from the 80's are worth more to me personally than any pre-war card. I would hope a lot of board members feel the same. At least the ones that are around my age (34). I spend little to no money on 80's cards now, but that does not take away from them being the genesis of my collecting and loving the hobby. Those worthless cards are invaluable. 
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