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Originally Posted by Leon
Does anyone else stare at groups of cards the way I do, to the point of being slightly mesmerized? Knowing I am the first owner outside of the original family that has owned these is so cool (like many of our stories).
As most will remember, we auctioned around 160 T206s, on the main page, from this collection.
They certainly aren't high grade, especially with the original scrapbook removal remnants, but I sure like them the way they are. Still raw. I guess if they are ever sold they might need plastic tombs, what a shame.
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What I find so mesmerizing about Leon's group of cards is that they are arranged as a skyline timeline.
The left to right progression of the skyline is intriguing.
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