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12-29-2009, 08:08 AM
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I have a big box of 1987 Topps wood grains that I have saved just for my sons. If either of them show any interest in collecting I plan to give them that box and let them organize those, place them in binders, and just generally learn how to handle cards.
I hope they share my love of collecting but it's not something I will try and get them to do. It will happen naturally if it does. 
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