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My Favorite Hockey Card
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Many collectors talk about that "one card" that really ignites their passion for the hobby - or sometimes, just brings back some great memories.
Curator of Collections, Card Cyber Museum
Thursday, December 4, 2008
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Every so often I like to dig out my old collection of hockey cards and take a look at what I spent so much time doing as a youngster.
I haven't seriously collected hockey cards since 1991, but I will occasionally pick up a few when something catches my eye.
It is during these "dog days of summer" when I long for that elusive 'hockey fix' that I find myself rummaging through the boxes under my stairs looking for a long-forgotten collectible.
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