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Old 02-08-2006, 04:56 PM
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Default Showing Your Passion (for baseball cards that is)

Posted By: Adam B.

As I was driving across Kansas today I ended up behind a suburban (a big SUV anyway) with the license plate "BBCARDS". Obviously, being a collector, I got to wondering who this person was and what they collect (and if they might even be a contributor to this board). I figured anyone who would get a personalized license plate like that probably has a real passion for their hobby (note that I assume the plate is referring to baseball as opposed to maybe basketball cards or other).

Then I thought about myself and how probably very few of my coworkers or acquaintances even know that I collect baseball cards and fewer still would know anything about my hobby focus(es). I know a lot of contributors have displays at their offices or elsewhere and was curious how many, and how, folks like to share their collecting interests with the world.

Adam B

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