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12-30-2013, 12:23 PM
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Team sets are a perfect way to collect on a limited budget, if you stay focused on base cards. If you branch out into test issues and certain inserts, it can get expensive. I worked on 1952 Topps to present with my Cardinals team sets and got them done in a relatively short period of time. They display great in albums and it is a fun way to continue your collection every year as a new set rolls around. Plus, it helps you keep up with your favorite team.
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