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10-13-2021, 10:27 AM
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I'm leaning away from cards as well. Once I finish putting this '67 set into the binder I don't see myself trying another set chase. I tend to favor publications and photos over memorabilia such as gloves and balls but the idea is the same.
For what I spent on the '67T I could have easily picked up the last two Orioles media guides I lack and had plenty left for some vintage paper I've been wanting to add to my collection.
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