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05-24-2007, 04:08 PM
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rare "commons"vs HOF
Posted By: SCOTT ALTLAND
i'm getting back into collecting after a 2 year layoff, after selling my small prewar collection to pay for my wedding...i'm once again bitten by the cardboard bug!with limited funds ,i'm carefully considering my 1st purchase.i'm torn between hard to get caramels as a type purchase or a low grade HOF that is not scarce.i'm not asking advise but just for reader feedback as far as your own collecting experiences. 
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