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#13
12-01-2009, 01:43 PM
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For me personally, it's the love of collecting. Sure, I do sell for the right price, but that's because sometimes these little pieces of cardboard become too expensive to justify keeping.
I'd rather hold $100 of disposable income in a vintage piece of cardboard than one paper. 
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