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06-26-2019, 07:18 AM
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I would throw E93, E95, E96, and E92 Dockman in there before I would put T206 or T205. While the cards are easy to find, the obvious problem with T206 and to a less degree T205 is just the size of the sets. How many people do you know who started a T206 set, got 150-200 cards in and burned out?
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