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I wonder about guys who collect fairly difficult sets, if their experience might mirror mine.
I collect E210-2 York Caramels Type 2. It's a tough set, I don't know if any one has completed it, nor if anyone really cares since its popularity is probably lower than its availability ![]() Anyway, collecting a set like this is a grind. I haven't been able to pick up a hit to this list since May , and it was only my second hit all year, the other coming back in January. I fear it will be another slow year in 2015, maybe even slower since I don't know of any for sale that I don't have. Anyone else go through droughts like this? I have other set quests going , but I always reserve some hobby budget aside in case a Paul Waner or Clarence Mitchell York comes around ![]() Whaddya think?
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Thanks! Brian L Familytoad Ridgefield, WA Hall of Fame collector. Prewar Set collector. Topps Era collector. 1971 Topps Football collector. |
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