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08-01-2007, 02:26 PM
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The Golden Era For Collecting
Posted By: dennis
lots of stuff coming out of attics/basements and closets then. collectors and few if any investors. most if not all dealers were collectors. no grading companys because who cared the prices for cards were affordable for all. and there was an interest in new cards for almost all collectors!you actually looked forward to the new sets then. 
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