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What’s the sweet spot for number of pins in a collection?

By Caponicus

11 months ago


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    #6 11 months ago
     
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    I had 13 at one time. They were packed in there (we have a small house and just use basement for pins). I found that too many to play and keep running. Probably a lot of variables but am saying 5-10. Much happier having 5 now. And room to work.

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