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#17
01-25-2006, 03:39 PM
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a little more focus
Posted By: pete ullman
ted...i thoroughly enjoyed your's and other's discussions on t206 and other pre ww1 sets...and it's nice to have dinosaurs around sometimes...but...i've never been a set collector...i wish i chose that path when i began collecting 27 years ago. i was shocked to see the % of set collectors on this site. i wish i spent all of my bar mitzvah money on caramel cards and a t206 set! these days...it's not financially realistic for me to collect sets so I remain a type collector...first and foremost. therefore some discussions on set collecting doesn't interest me so much. 
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