by Gwynethdestiny » Tue Oct 28, 2014 1:13 pm
cavewv wrote:redgravedisciple wrote:autograph collecting an inexpensive hobby? Lol, I've spent SO much on this hobby and really I began doing TTM in 2009! Then again, I do 8x10's, but postage and envelopes and photos add up depending on how many you send out. Fun hobby, but not that inexpensive.
yes cheap hobby. Yes you spend money but compared to other hobbys its relatively cheap it costs me $1.40 per envelope I send, yes it adds up but compared to my other hobbies like caving where a headlight cost $500 and up and $800 in vertical gear that's not a cheap hobby or video games going for $60 a pop that's an expensive hobby lol. Autograph collecting ttm is a great my only regret it not starting it years ago. I just usually send 4x6 I'm not selling them so I can store more small photos in my albums than large ones
Yes I agree there but What about hobbies like bird spotting or collecting tin cars ? That could be a cheap hobby. There are lots of cheaper hobbies than collecting autographs. paying for a few packs of envelopes stamps and photos to be printed is not that expensive I agree.
My sister janet used to collect elephant models which she used to put together and then paint. That was quite cheap at the time but these days it can work out expensive dont you think so cavewv?
[quote="cavewv"][quote="redgravedisciple"]autograph collecting an inexpensive hobby? Lol, I've spent SO much on this hobby and really I began doing TTM in 2009! Then again, I do 8x10's, but postage and envelopes and photos add up depending on how many you send out. Fun hobby, but not that inexpensive.[/quote]
yes cheap hobby. Yes you spend money but compared to other hobbys its relatively cheap it costs me $1.40 per envelope I send, yes it adds up but compared to my other hobbies like caving where a headlight cost $500 and up and $800 in vertical gear that's not a cheap hobby or video games going for $60 a pop that's an expensive hobby lol. Autograph collecting ttm is a great my only regret it not starting it years ago. I just usually send 4x6 I'm not selling them so I can store more small photos in my albums than large ones[/quote]
Yes I agree there but What about hobbies like bird spotting or collecting tin cars ? That could be a cheap hobby. There are lots of cheaper hobbies than collecting autographs. paying for a few packs of envelopes stamps and photos to be printed is not that expensive I agree.
My sister janet used to collect elephant models which she used to put together and then paint. That was quite cheap at the time but these days it can work out expensive dont you think so cavewv?