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#7
03-14-2008, 08:22 AM
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evolution of your collection
Posted By: peter ullman
I can totally relate...but "my" monster I was going after was Leon's monster...the acc type collection. I too got sick of "having" to buy rare and very expensive types that I didn't necessarily like...just for the sake of the goal. I decided months ago to just collect what I like...I've thought about a "25" or "nifty fifty" and that is difficult enough. I've been slowly selling cardds I don't love in exchange for ones I do...and I'm in love again! 
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