joshg
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I have learned that they can be very overwhelming. I focus on a few players that I would like to have. Mostly focus on numbered auto cards.
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Overall they are definitely a fun experience to go. I have learned cash is king, but it feels like collecting for a lot is no more. It’s all about buying low to sell high and who can flip a card for the most profit.
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Here’s my oddest card. 1887 John Teamer from the original Allen & Ginter set. He was a professional rower.
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Not really a Jags fan. Just liked the card and I think Hunter is special since he can legitimately play offense and defense. Ohtani is Ohtani. Can’t get enough of his cards.
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Sounds good. Thank you
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Coolest one I ever met was Jim Abbott when he was pitching for Team USA. He taught the camp I was at how he played and pitched with one hand. Amazing guy.
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It’s rough. The issue I feel isn’t the people but the fact there are 250 plus people is a room the size of a small basketball court with no air.
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That sounds awesome. I plan to visit the big one in Nashville next year.
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Exactly. I would love to go more often. Just can’t take the odor. Haha
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Nice. Those are always fun
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Nice. What autos did you pick up?
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We have one every two months, but it’s small and the smell is just overwhelming
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The entire set looks amazing, even the base cards. Which is rare these days.
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I really like the Topps Resurgence card set. Been focusing on those for bit now.
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I agree. I collect to collect. I rarely sell unless I can use it in a trade to trade up.