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07-04-2012, 01:46 PM
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I think you would be better off buying and selling modern cards if you're trying to make a living. It would take buying hobby cases and pulling the one per case cut auto or whatever other limited insert the product carries. There's more immediate money in the modern card market and you can still pull from packs. It would be hard to score enough deals on vintage cards to be able to resell at large profits.
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