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05-11-2015, 02:42 PM
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set-building approach
My collecting as a rule is not characterized by working on actual sets. However, there are a couple that I've been working on for a while, one card at a time, and I'm starting to think I might actually finish at least one of them. For one of the sets I'm about 40 cards in (out of 250) but don't have any of the HOFers in the set. For the other, I'm only 5 cards in (out of 60), but 3 of those 5 are HOFers, and one of them is Ruth.
I'm wondering, for those of you who have spent years putting together pre-war sets, which of these more closely resembles how you have started out your own sets? 
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