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#9
02-10-2005, 08:26 PM
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Caramel Card set collecting
Posted By: Ben
I dont think the overall difficulty of some of these caramel sets can be fully guaged until you specify the condition of the cards that you're collecting. Sure, it is easy to find just any old e95 or e96, but try finding them in EX or better. Now try finding EX or better cards from notoriously condition sensitive sets like Crofts Cocoa or E103. So, if you're just starting out on caramels with an easier set like e95/6 and dont want to break the bank, learn to be a little less picky about condition or you'll end up betting more than you bargained for. 
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