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Originally Posted by UOFLfan7
I too agree that Net54Baseball would be a great place to discuss modern baseball cards too. Judging from the results of my poll, many people here collect not only pre-WW2 and Pre-1980 cards, but also collect Post-1980 baseball cards.
ALR-Bishop: The Topps Heritage cards are really nice! It is a fun set to collect.
Tonyo: Thats one thing that I have always loved about the 1990s-present cards, the autographed and game used inserts!
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Cameron,
I should have qualified: the autos I'm collecting aren't the inserts, I'm looking for actual traditionally signed base cards in two mid 90's sets.
I missed the beginning of the game used and auto insert trend. I have quite a few game used inserts in my Larkin collection - actually don't think I have any insert autos in my Larkin although I do have about a dozen signed Larkin cards.
Auto and game used inserts (of modern players) are ok I guess. The auto inserts are too expensive though- I'd rather put that money into pre-war stuff.
Can't stand the modern game used and cut signatures of vintage players.
Tony