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10 Rules Of Collecting
- Rule #1: Always get the first of something.
- Rule #2 - There Can Be Only One.
- Rule #3: Don't forget rule #1.
- Rule #4: Collect Rare Earth Elements, Antimatter or Radioisotopes when looking for a good investment.
- Rule #5: Spelling and grammar count, especially when Rules #1 - 4 apply.
- Rule #6: Follow Rule's #1 & #3 plus look for revolutionary new technological advances in the field.
- Rule #7: Follow preceding rules and add colour into the mix.
- Rule #8: Found your own country and print your own stamps and currency
- Rule #9: Controversy and price inflation are good for a collection. 857
- Ze Finale - Rule #10: If it's valuable, somebody will figure out a way to copy and sell it. 5309
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