Collecting Kellogg's cards has been a lot of fun since I first got Mel Farr and Lem Barney in 1970.
When the upcoming holidays arrive, will/should I say this to relatives when they ask if I still collect baseball cards?
Since I'm a teacher, I will give you multiple choice selections for the answer.
(a) The first step is admitting that I have a problem.
(b) When am I a collector and when am I a hoarder?
(c) Does buying a card of a figure skater count? What if it is autographed?
(d) How many 1983 George Brett cards is too many for me to own?
(e) All of the above.
Yes, I did buy a Kristi Yamaguchi card since I am now attempting to complete that Kellogg's set.
I think that I might only need the Kyle Busch card now. At least I have some history of buying NASCAR cards. I did some of that with my son when he was interested in buying cards.
A look at Kellogg's cereal cards and related items from all sports.
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I saw that Busch on eBay a few days ago... but once it crossed the $10 threshold, I stopped watching it.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is obviously first C, and then A.
ReplyDeleteYou obviously don't know how many 1983 George Brett's I own.
ReplyDeleteI was also watching the Busch card and I bailed after that amount as well. It went for more than the David Robinson card.
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