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MojoDan
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Curious to see where the members of the best card community online feel they stand in their hobby smarts. Enjoy and please be honest. 
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George_Calfas
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I call HOS for this thread.
homerun28aa
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:lol:George_Calfas said:
ThoseBackPages
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i voted for Jeter
George_Calfas
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:lol: 10 people thus far have taken B.......I call Shenanigans.
beefycheddar
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Where is the "I am a Golden God" option?
Superfractor
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Non-existent, and I could not care less.
ThoseBackPages
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beefycheddar said:
"a"
Topnotchsy
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To me it would not be surprising if most people feel they have a strong knowledge. Many people here have a pretty good handle on the area of the hobby that they are in (the player collectors here prob. know more about their guys than 99.9% of the collectors out there, the vintage guys know a decent amount about vintage and the prospectors know a lot about prospects.
Personally I know a decent amount about sets released over the last 10-15 years, as well as a decent amount about rookie cards of established MLB guys. Outside of those areas, there's worlds I don't begin to understand.
Personally I know a decent amount about sets released over the last 10-15 years, as well as a decent amount about rookie cards of established MLB guys. Outside of those areas, there's worlds I don't begin to understand.
uniquebaseballcards
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Knowing about the physical cards themselves is one thing, but knowing current and past *market conditions* with regard to said cards is quite another. But then again knowing both isn't important to some people.
But since there's literally millions of different cards out there nobody knows close to everything, maybe just in their specialty/niche.
But since there's literally millions of different cards out there nobody knows close to everything, maybe just in their specialty/niche.
scotty21690
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C.
alexs64
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I only know what George_Calfas tells me I can know.
What letter would that be?????
What letter would that be?????
George_Calfas
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I selected Dalexs64 said:
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George_Calfas said:
I was told I should select D.
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alexs64 said:
F
All The Hype
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I went with option B, although I'd rate some aspects higher and others lower.
matfanofold
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I'd like to think better than average, but when one seriously considers all the facets of the hooby, every corner of knowledge that could potentially be known, I cant help but feel that what I actually know is very small in comparison to what could potentially be known.
carlitoson
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I have a pretty good knowledge of the past 35 years or so, but that's only about one fourth of card history. I've never studied the numerous variations that exist with many cards over the years. Plus, I pay very little attention to all of the unlicensed stuff coming out recently. I gave myself a "D". :?
George_Calfas
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We should play stump the chump.
