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08-05-2015, 05:10 AM
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George C. Miller Set
I turn 32 this year so I was looking for a long term set to work on that has 32 cards. (Yes, that may seem strange that I would pick a set based on my age.) From all I've read I know this is a very difficult set and can be very expensive in comparison to my 1956 Topps set I've been working on.
How many have attempted the set? Any success stories out there? What's the success rate? For those with extensive knowledge on the set lets hear some unknown details about it. Ohh, and don't forget to show some cards or even sets if you got them!!
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Current Search: Columbus Solons N172: 2/16 (2nd Pose Team Set) Columbus Solons N173 & Proof Photos: 3/? Pre-1950 Cuban Cards: Focus on Billiken, Macionales, & Aguilitas 
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