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02-22-2006, 08:35 AM
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Collecting on a Limited Budget: How do you do it?
Posted By: James Feagin
I'm a fairly young collector (if you consider 30 young), with a wife and baby daughter on the way. We both have our first "real" jobs and are doing our darndest to make it with mortgage, taxes, baby stuff, etc. Like I said in another thread, at the end of the day I have about $800-1000 a year to spend on cards. I know there are others on board who are in the same boat, and would like their ideas on building a pre-war collection on a budget. Ideally I like to get cards in VG or better shape with some exceptions. I REALLY am interested in how it works for you and any ideas or tips would be very welcomed. 
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