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02-01-2009, 12:48 AM
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Newb interested in pre-war collecting
Posted By: Bobby Binder
You may want to start with one of the smaller sets like E93, E94 or E98 they all have 30 cards to complete. They are very doable in completing and you see them sell on ebay fairly frequently. They all have some HOF's and of course you will be spending some larger dollars on the Cobb, Wagner and Matty. A little more challenging would be the E90-1 set that has 120 cards and some harder to get non HOF's. 
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