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Baseball Trading cards
PiazzaFan411 Aug 29 2005 10:02 AM |
Does anyone here still collect trading cards. I have a personal collection of over 15,000 cards. Starting in the year 1982 mostly Topps and Upper Deck.
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seawolf17 Aug 29 2005 10:20 AM |
Piazzafan, you're my new best friend. I'm trying to go back and complete my old 80-87 Topps sets... might you have some doubles you'd be willing to spare? I need ten 83s, one 84, two 85s, and four 87s.
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silverdsl Aug 29 2005 02:46 PM |
I used to collect baseball cards but it became way too expensive of a hobby. I have several thousand cards which I keep hidden away in boxes to prevent me from getting tempted to collect again.
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KC Aug 29 2005 03:35 PM |
I have a large collection of Mets cards and about twenty-five HOFr's from
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Willets Point Aug 29 2005 03:35 PM |
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Ditto.
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cooby Aug 29 2005 03:37 PM |
But you can collect all sorts of pieces of Babe Ruth's jerseys and such now!
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seawolf17 Aug 29 2005 03:57 PM |
I tell you, it's easy to get sucked back in. The only problem is that cards ain't cheap any more. Packs now are priced in the 1.99-2.99 range for anywhere from three to six cards; the hope is to pull a game-used piece or a big-time auto or the like, but they're pretty few and far between.
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PiazzaFan411 Aug 29 2005 07:18 PM |
I'll see what I can doo on the Cards, some I can not open because they are factory sealed.
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OlerudOwned Aug 31 2005 01:21 PM |
The stuff is too expensive, plus I now live in a dead part of Jersey with no good places to get cards close by. And I just found out that a beautiful new sports card and memorabillia shop opened blocks from my old home in SI after I moved. The place was almost like a museum it had so much stuff.
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PiazzaFan411 Sep 01 2005 07:31 AM |
I usually just go to a K-Mart and get a booster box for a more recent card. Other times I buy a variety box for the older years I do not have.
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