How Do You Collect Vintage Card Games?
Many card games currently on store shelves have been around long enough that their earlier editions are considered vintage. In fact some, like Rook and Old Maid have been around since the early 1900’s. Whether you’re looking for one of those or you’ve got your sights set on a game no longer in production, there are many places to go in search of these gems. Just remember, like any collector’s item, condition and availability play a major role in value. Determine what types of cards you want to collect. Some people collect standard playing cards with certain themes on the back. Others collect actual card games like Pit, Racko and Canasta. Study resources available to help you determine the value of the vintage playing cards you want for your collection. Getting a great deal on an item adds to the excitement of finding the item. Educating yourself on values will also keep you from over paying. Set up a display case or cabinet to house your collection. It will not only protect your invest
