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10-27-2008, 03:44 PM
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Has Anyone Intentionally Downsized Their Collection and Have Been Happy About It?
Posted By: Jimmy
I was an active collector for such a long time, and then many responsibilities came into play and much of my collection was sold off. I now buy and sell a lot more and enjoy it just the same as a part-time dealer. James you can always buy more, when it maybe better for you financially. Having the opportunity to enjoy items for a little amount of time is okay with me, because I always find something else just as interesting. 
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