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01-09-2011, 04:38 PM
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Thanks to everyone for such great information!
Speaking for myself, but I'm sure many others feel the same way, I am in awe of some of the collections that collectors like tbob and others that have posted in this thread of the sets in which they now own or at one time completed but no longer have. Amazing ans helpful information for those of us who love to build sets and may be looking at our next adventure in that realm. I know we have have a thread years back about the differences in set builders and type card collectors, but for whatever reason...I love building sets. Don't ask me how I got like this!
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