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04-24-2019, 08:23 PM
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The Caramel E cards
I pretty much have collected postwar, but I am making some changes. Initially I looked seriously at T206 HOFers, but I find myself looking at E93 and E95. They appear doable, even for me. I realize T206 is viewed as king and for good reason. I assume that the E cards might not be as liquid? But E93 and 95 have great line ups and they compliment each other. One has a lot of action poses, the other a lot of portraits. Both sets have attractive (IMO) Cobbs and Wagners, too. Collectors of these sets, am I missing anything?
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