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#9
09-05-2011, 03:38 PM
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Busting Out
It's all just a hobby for me and being able to display my sets and having easy access to them are my most important goals. I buy ungraded if possible...and bought or put together most of my sets years ago. If I have to buy a graded card ,I usually will not pay the premium for a 9 or 10 if I know I will be busting it out.
Have I ever lost money in the process, probably, but I will probably never know and my heirs won't care 
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