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  "published":"2023-10-25T20:41:14.862Z",
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  "content":"<p>Sometimes&nbsp; I wonder if serious collectors of things with actual value (as in, not just silly cheap knick knacks) are budgeting on a monthly or yearly basis or are just more likely to spend most of their disposable income on their thing.</p><p>I'm kinda neither of these things (serious, valuable but if I have my mind set on something (like a series of books or stuff) then I tend to scour ebay and buy a dozen things at once and then nothing for a year or ten, but at least I'm trying to not spend tons of money...</p><p>Or maybe I'm just bad at having real long-lasting hobbies.</p>",
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