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03-14-2024, 04:18 PM
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Thanks Brian, appreciate it, and you're right cutting them would be insane. Not sure what I was thinking there. I have read this set takes a hit because the players are cartoon-like and they use the same/similar images for multiple players. That all said, I love the colors and think they look quite nice. This particular batch had basically no competition on eBay and other than the edges the cards are in nice shape. I can understand how hand cut edges can be distracting though.
Wasn't planning on doing the whole Sox set, but I already have the Speaker and Hooper so the only expensive one remaining for me is the Joe Wood. Can't stop now. 
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