Just having one of the color variations to fronts/backs of cards would be considered a card in the set. How many people have tried to finish E-card master sets that include all color variations of fronts/backs? Back in the day (30+ years ago, and maybe even 25 years ago) I'm guessing it wasn't nearly as challenging when prices were not "over the top" crazy. My guess is that if the set contains Cobb, Wagner, WoJo, Matty, Young (or a few others), then it's going to cost a boat load to complete a master set in today's card economy.
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