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06-04-2003, 01:03 PM
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The ebb and flow of collecting
Posted By: Hankron
One other thing: what really wears me out and makes me sick of a hobby is the constant focus on high value (PSA realized values, MastroNet sets new records, Mark McGwire ball sells for $3 mill, etc). The longer I've been involved, the more I've come to realize that value means something but far from everything. Some of the favorite items I've owned have cost $500, and some I couldn't sell on eBay for $5. 
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