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#11
08-01-2007, 10:54 PM
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Would you be in this hobby but for the Internet?
Posted By: JK
Like Steve and others, I quit collecting when I went to college. Discovered collecting again thanks to Becketts Magazine. Originally the modern autograph cards of older players that I once collected and the remakes of cards like the topps t206s drew me back in. Without Ebay and the internet, however, I never would have discovered vintage card collecting and quite possibly would still be chasing the glossy stuff. 
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