"My Progress Report."
Below are my sets in basketball with how close I am to completing them. I will update as I get more cards in. I am way ahead of my rate for 03-04. I love this site.
08-09 Bowman Base refracor set/499:
128/150
08-09 Bowman X-fractor/299:
124/150
08-09 Bowman Blue refractors/99:
52/150
08-09 Topps Treasury Bronze- Base/999, Rookies/2008:
111/120
08-09 Topps Chrome
"The Reason Why I Follow the Magic."
Coming form Missouri, I should be following the Hawks or Kings based on the history of the NBA in this great state. After the four team expansion in 1989, my interest in the NBA started. I needed a team and why not pick one of the expansion teams. I had just started playing basketball in my grade school league and was horrible. I was the short kid who tried very hard, but never had any skill.
The Orlando Magic kind of remind
"The Reason Set Collecting is Better than Player Collecting."
I have some time right now so I think I will post another entry.
In the late 1990's, card collecting went through a drastic change. Many cool innovations occurred such as jersey cards, autos, parrallels, and inserts. While this made collecting more interesting, it had a major side effect. No one could have all of a player's cards anymore. It shifted focus away from the classic collection, a set.
"Why I am Drawn to Set Collecting in Basketball (The Short Answer)."
As many in the basketball forum have come to know, I love parrallel sets in basketball. When I was was a child, the first parallel set I tried and failed to collect was a Baseball Topps Gold set in the mid-nineties. After this failure, I continued to collect non-sports sets as a child and in high school. While I was in college, the obession subsided.
A magical year happened in basketball though,
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