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04-08-2024, 10:51 AM
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I am by no means the right person to ask this as I am not a completist, but I've got a good chunk of the "tough" ones and I really haven't tried to go after super cheap and common guys. I much prefer tough early and turn of the century autos than card show guys. I think my number sits at about 180, but I could easily add 60-70 HOFers for well under $100 each if I just wanted to knock it off the checklist.
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