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#6
01-29-2008, 07:56 AM
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Set collecting advise?
Posted By: Dave F
The problem is I wouldn't have started the set to begin with if it were then what it is now as far as prices. I would have probably dabbled with a E96 or E93 set perhaps. If it were a waiting game, I could probably find 5 of the cards I need relatively cheap..but would still not leave any money for the Cobb needed. So I'd still be sitting still for months until the wife would feel sorry enough to let me put more money into it. Definately 50/50...would be great to be 50 years old and have money stashed away for such where I could just put it to the side and if a card popped up I needed every 6 months so be it. I'm on the fence. 
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