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Don't ignore the fact that these cards are extremely valuable to a seven year old. "With this one, I could buy thousands of legos," works with my 5 year old. "And if I just hold on to it for a few months, I may be able to buy even MORE legos with it next year."
Many of us raised in the 80's got into it with quite a bit of a push by financial incentives from the Becketts and CCPs of the world at the time.
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