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DogFashionDisco · 01-15-2012, 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by flaccideagle

Been lurking here for years but had time to post today! As someone who's been LCS employee, former online vendor, and collecting since 1991 (not just keeping my toys as a kid, collecting!) I've been both at different times for different reasons

Curious MOC guys... are you planning on selling your collections in the future? Is that why you keep them carded?

Really curious as to why you keep stuff carded. Especially those who collect 1990's-current stuff like DCUC and MU... Why do you keep stuff carded?

The artwork is pretty cool on some figures so I keep them carded, but having loose figures makes displaying them so much easier because of the sheer amount of space a good collection takes up. I recently sold off most of my MU collection because I needed the cash, but I still have a bunch of 12 in. Sideshow figures on display so I wasn't too terribly bummed out.

01-15-2012, 12:46 PM	#64
DogFashionDisco Life Between the Panels Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Midwest Posts: 3,900	Quote: Originally Posted by flaccideagle Been lurking here for years but had time to post today! As someone who's been LCS employee, former online vendor, and collecting since 1991 (not just keeping my toys as a kid, collecting!) I've been both at different times for different reasons Curious MOC guys... are you planning on selling your collections in the future? Is that why you keep them carded? Really curious as to why you keep stuff carded. Especially those who collect 1990's-current stuff like DCUC and MU... Why do you keep stuff carded? The artwork is pretty cool on some figures so I keep them carded, but having loose figures makes displaying them so much easier because of the sheer amount of space a good collection takes up. I recently sold off most of my MU collection because I needed the cash, but I still have a bunch of 12 in. Sideshow figures on display so I wasn't too terribly bummed out. __________________