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01-28-2003, 06:25 PM
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Type collecting criteria
Posted By: leon
Welcome to futility. The reason I say that is because I do a little type collecting myself. It will be impossible to complete "the set" but I think it's a lot of fun. The best thing about it is it is whatever you want it to be. I like pre-'41 HOF'ers. I have cards that range from poor to nm-nmt+.....The only thing bad about this collecting is for some cards, especially 19th century, you will need to have a lot of disposable income. It's hard to find any Lone Jack's or Peck and Snyders that don't cost a small fortune. There are a whole bunch of cards to collect though so you will never run out of things to enjoy. you can email me personally, if you wish, and I will tell you some more....best regards 
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