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06-11-2013, 07:56 PM
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Maintaining Focus in Set Building
Ok, so I worked on '53 Topps baseball for a couple of years. I "finished" it last summer. Within the last few weeks I have gone to work doing a little upgrading. I am within a dozen or so cards from being complete again. I really enjoy the look of this set. It has really captured my imagination for a long time. I must admit, however, I am getting a little tired of it right now and am getting the urge to work on something else. I have maintained focus on '53 for a good long while. Is it unwise to shift my focus elsewhere and come back and finish later??
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