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Great thread!!!
My first impulse is to say football, but that was too easy and too similar to collecting baseball. It would have to be non-paper items, so no comic books (which I do like)etc. I like things I can display, that have visual appeal, are rich with nostalgia, and that at least some people can relate to. I could easily see myself collecting brewerianna, or old advertising trays. Here is a KILLER collector site. I could get into these soooo easily. http://www.trayman.net
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Always buying baseball trophies, figural pieces, glassware, as well as Cubs and Tigers pinbacks and pennants. Last edited by mjkm90; 10-02-2010 at 12:54 PM. 
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