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02-23-2006, 08:47 AM
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if you started collecting pre war in your 20's (not 1920's)
Posted By: James Feagin
I bought my first pre-war card, a tattered t206 Red Ames at a flea market in 1986 at the ripe old age of 11. I've always loved older cards, but have dabbled in modern stuff as well. I'm pretty much exclusively pre-1960 except for Topps Venezuelan and Orioles stuff I need. I sold off my entire pre-war collection at age 18 for $125 
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