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07-25-2015, 06:40 PM
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Cold
I can say for a fact that m101-4/5 are ice cold. Bakery issues and oddball types for that matter too. I am in the process of unloading my various type cards and I am going to take a huge loss once the dust settles.
As for what to buy, buy what will be in demand. IMO (I don't collect t206 any longer), t206s will always have a following. 1970s topps sets are a nice distraction, but in my experience you won't realize much return on your money - especially if you build them. Last edited by arcadekrazy; 07-25-2015 at 06:41 PM. 
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