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07-24-2012, 05:59 PM
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Collecting a set that has a "find"
So with this new Red Hindu find, the recent E98 find and others, it got me wondering....
If you're a set collector of a hard-to-find set (let's assume you're more than halfway to a set), and then a big find occurs, are you more thrilled about the fact that a large number of new cards have been found, or bummed that the prices on what you already own may have just dropped precipitously? 
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