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Post by dhall21427 on May 31, 2005 0:03:53 GMT -5
what sport & team/player or players i collect football and the atlanta falcons how about u  ? i also trade for figures i have many jersey & autographed football cards |
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Post by UWR on May 31, 2005 17:59:03 GMT -5
i stoped collecting them but i have like over 20,000 sports cards easy baseball,football,ECT
my brother has like 60,000
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Post by class316 on Jun 1, 2005 11:10:06 GMT -5
i stoped collecting them but i have like over 20,000 sports cards easy baseball,football,ECT my brother has like 60,000  I collect wrestling cards, does that count as "sports cards" ? But the only ones I like are either the certified autograph cards or event used cards (with a piece of clothing). Otherwise I really don't see the point of buying small pictures in the age of the Internet. Maybe in 1985 but not in 2005. So far I have: WWE Event used cards: Chris Jericho (black) Chris Jericho (blue and white jersey) X-Pac (nWo attire) WWE authentic Autographs: Owen Hart Ivory TNA authentic Autographs: Jeff Jarrett Dusty Rhodes Terry Tayler Raven Trinity Harley Race (still in the mail) |
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Post by taker1 on Jun 1, 2005 13:36:53 GMT -5
i stoped collecting them but i have like over 20,000 sports cards easy baseball,football,ECT my brother has like 60,000 Otherwise I really don't see the point of buying small pictures in the age of the Internet. Maybe in 1985 but not in 2005. That's because you collect wrestling cards. The point of collecting actual sports cards( baseball, football) is so that you could flip through the cards quickly to find the statistics you need. Tells you the league leaders and everything. It's a great comparison tool. |
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Post by class316 on Jun 1, 2005 13:49:31 GMT -5
That's because you collect wrestling cards. The point of collecting actual sports cards( baseball, football) is so that you could flip through the cards quickly to find the statistics you need. Tells you the league leaders and everything. It's a great comparison tool. And you can't easily find all that info on google? The most UPDATED stats no less? |
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Post by ce on Jun 1, 2005 14:10:40 GMT -5
That's because you collect wrestling cards. The point of collecting actual sports cards( baseball, football) is so that you could flip through the cards quickly to find the statistics you need. Tells you the league leaders and everything. It's a great comparison tool. Please tell me you don't actually look at baseball cards to look at stats and compare players. |
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Post by taker1 on Jun 1, 2005 14:17:33 GMT -5
That's because you collect wrestling cards. The point of collecting actual sports cards( baseball, football) is so that you could flip through the cards quickly to find the statistics you need. Tells you the league leaders and everything. It's a great comparison tool. Please tell me you don't actually look at baseball cards to look at stats and compare players. Of course that's not my main reason that I collect. But one of the main reasons regular cards are released is because of that.. And Class316, not everybody has a computer. And there are new sets every month, all with stats to the year. |
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Post by class316 on Jun 1, 2005 14:29:21 GMT -5
I'm sure the most updated stats would be out of date just when they hit the shelves. Nothing really beats the Internet for up to date info.
As for most people not having a computer, I'm sure most who would be interested in sports and in trading cards also have a computer.
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Post by T R W on Jun 1, 2005 15:44:33 GMT -5
That's because you collect wrestling cards. The point of collecting actual sports cards( baseball, football) is so that you could flip through the cards quickly to find the statistics you need. Tells you the league leaders and everything. It's a great comparison tool. Please tell me you don't actually look at baseball cards to look at stats and compare players. I did, until I was about 20. Hell, that was how I learned most of what I know about sports. But that was before we had that fancy internet thing. I quit collecting cards when insert cards and grading ruined the hobby. |
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