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They're only online," Whiting says. "And now it's like $150 for one box, rather than $12." But as Bird says in her Dream Draft press release, these are more than just casual trading cards.

There are smaller capacity cards available, like the SanDisk 128GB microSD Express Card, for an MSRP of $52.99 / £41.99. However, while it's cheaper in price, it's not better in value.

Others hold on to them forever. Personally, when it comes to holiday cards, I like to put them on the fridge and leave them up all year until they’re replaced by next year’s cards.

Dear Eric: How long do you keep greeting cards like birthday, congratulations, holidays, thank you, and so on? I understand keeping those with sentimental value, but I tend to keep all of them.

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It's coming.' I was like, 'I can see it on the South Side,'" he said. The dust storm blew through a high school graduation ceremony in far southwest suburban Morris.