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10-31-2011, 09:21 PM
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We'll go in plastic unless we're cremated.
Slightly aside, I sometimes have given cards to a kid. I'd give them a few modern cards of a team or player in which they have interest. Then I'd give them a T206 or two. Maybe a Goudey. I've given a couple of Cracker Jacks away... All to get them interested in collecting old cards. Because guys, when the time comes to move our stuff, if there aren't collectors out there for it then all we have is a bunch of bookmarks. We need that next generation of collectors. 
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