tobacco and caramel cards in binders

freakhappy · #1 03-06-2015, 05:26 PM

Jimmy...nice start there!

The more I look at raw cards, the more I like them. I might have to add some in the near future. I collect 99% graded, but I have a true appreciation for pre-war cards that have been obviously handled. It's interesting and fun to wonder who had these cards before us and how much they cherished them like we do

xplainer · #2 03-06-2015, 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by freakhappy

Jimmy...nice start there!

The more I look at raw cards, the more I like them. I might have to add some in the near future. I collect 99% graded, but I have a true appreciation for pre-war cards that have been obviously handled. It's interesting and fun to wonder who had these cards before us and how much they cherished them like we do

I know what you mean Mike. Every card I get, I find the story of the guy. I own the card of the guy who has the lowest batting average in history. Of players who have the AB's to qualify for the batting title, he has the lowest ever.

I now collect raw too - from trusted sources.

Thanks for your comments on my meager collection. Working on it. Thank you.

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