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02-20-2013, 11:19 PM
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I can't specifically speak to the T206 set, but in my own quest to build a postwar vintage set, I find that sets have a few problems:
-nearly all are overgraded. -centering on many cards is attrocious. Even in the PSA 7 collections I've seen, its like the original person who assembled the set cheaped out and bought poorly centered cards of the star or big name players. -whats the fun of buying a entire set rather than build it. -I'm finding that its cheaper to build my own set. This is contrary to whats supposed to happen, but very nice raw cards can be had for much less than "book" value(this I'm guessing is not true of the T206's) 
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