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07-03-2015, 11:57 AM
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Starting a 1951 Topps Baseball Set
Since we will finish our 1972 topps baseball set, we feel that the best choice is to do the 1951 topps baseball set, red and blue.
If you have any for sale, let me know or. We have basically none, so let's know what you have. As usual, no pin holes, no writing, no paper loss, no trimming and no rips. Soft corners and creasing is just fine. We are just doing a VG-Ex set. Thanks so much. 
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