https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/xVwAAOSwd6pghzRG/s-l1600.jpg> A thing of beauty. Apparently trading cards are hot again. Local retailers have been limiting the days cards are available and limiting purchases, even selling them from behind the electronics counter. I was in one store on the allowed day, and was pleased to see boxes of Topps' Opening Day set, and some of the Heritage packs, were on the shelves. There was also a case of boxes of some basketball cards just put on the shelf. I don't care about basketball cards at all. But some guy sees this, pushes his cart up against the shelf, reaches in with both hands and tries to scoop them all into his cart, then grabs all the cello packs. Keep in mind, the boxes were $26 each. There must have been 15 or 20 of them. Who has that kind of money? Another guy came up and asked if he was buying all of them, and the hoarder let the other guy have a couple of the cello packs. Incredible. A store employee came by after the hoarder left, and another guy asked about the limits. He said the cashiers are afraid to confront people who are breaking the rules, and the cards would probably be going back to behind the electronics desk next time they came in. I enjoy the cards and like putting together sets. But the hoarders and speculators take some of the fun out of it.