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02-15-2010, 11:53 PM
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If you are interested in cards that you can easily trade or resale for when something else catches your fancy almost all of the aforementioned cards fit the bill. I would go through some of the archives of auction sites and see what excites you. If you are into the first class of the Hall of Fame then the suggestions are valid. If you are interested in collecting cards relevant to the Virginia area then they probably won't do much for you. Find what you enjoy and collect that.
Personally I don't have any interest in any of the cards mentioned so far and yet I still actively collect prewar cards. 
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