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12-13-2018, 07:53 AM
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Most creative and ambitious displays
I am constantly surprised by the creativity shown by collectors. Brendan M, for example, is putting together a collection of bats used by players featured in the T206 set. That is a display I would like to see more of if Brendan would share images here.
What stands out for you as the most creative, ambitious, or effective display you've seen or heard about? What displays are you trying to tackle? Please post some pictures of some of the objects in your display. 
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