Kenbenobi
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I'm not sellin em, but I did bring a bunch of guides and bags back for my local friends. They make great souvenir gifts for those who didn't go!
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Kenbenobi
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I admittedly have a lot, but I have quit cards, sorta... I don't buy them, for the most part, but I'd get some for the new movies if I can find a complete base set for very very cheap. I don't need all the inserts and expensive cards. And I certainly don't need any more cards for the first 6 films! How many times can they use the same images? Card completests are crazy! You could spend a fortune!How many cards in binders must Ken have? Hmmmmm....
But I won't part with my vintage card sets. I had fun putting those ESB and ROTJ sets together as a kid, and will always keep those... I have ANH too, but I bought those in the early days of Ebay for very cheap... Same with the complete Marvel comics. I think I paid $100 shipped for a complete first printing set.
Commander Cody
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Not selling!
furystorm
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Why would you? She's your wife! 
Boba Ben
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That's a nice card. Not $200 nice, though.
punkg42
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Were the guides the small books with B&W covers that you grabbed for me on Wednesday? If not, then I never got a guide.
galactiboy
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I was not planning on getting rid of the tots, but after I got back I realized how they'd just be sitting in a box if I kept them. I am keeping Wicket though and I gave away one to Titus. So my conscious is clear
Kenbenobi
STAR WARS FREAK
Yes, that's what I'm referring to. I think people call them Guide Books, but I'm not sure if that is the technical term or not. I wasn't sure what to call them. I didn't want to called it a Program Book, because then they'd be confused with the fancy $20 programmes. I forgot to bring those back from Europe last year, and many friends scolded me for forgetting. I vowed never to forget again... I took 5 this time, but still should have grabbed more... I wasn't sure how much my luggage would weigh, but I was still way under, even with all those heavy pins...
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Darth Waller
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Star Wars video up. Didn't get to do all the fun stuff I was wanting but it is what it is.
Nice Jedi robes, punk.
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You're nuts for not getting top dollar for that card while you can. It's not a Signature or *yuck* relic, so it's chances of holding long term value isn't very good. Topps has a disgusting problem with variants.
EDIT: If it has sentimental value for you, then that's a bit different.
EDIT: If it has sentimental value for you, then that's a bit different.
Boba Ben
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I'd rather buy a Hot Toys with that $200.
Darth Waller
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$200 for a card that was released last month is just ridiculous.
UTtoyfan
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sell sell sell!!!!!
Commander Cody
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galactiboy
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I had no idea modern card collecting was so complicated... I was looking for an autograph of Warwick Davis and decided to buy a signed card since they're pretty cheap and it's easily proved to be authentic. But when doing a bit of research I saw stuff about paralell cards and other such nonsense and about had an aneurysm
But, I'm happy to report I got this cool (IMO) Sugar Free Wrappers autograph card for $31.
But, I'm happy to report I got this cool (IMO) Sugar Free Wrappers autograph card for $31.
Darth Waller
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Yeah, that parallel crap is just ridiculous.
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