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Old 01-05-2011, 07:51 PM
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1. What drew you into the set in the first place?

I had always enjoyed reading baseball history and was very interested in the period because of the link between my home town and that era. I lived with my elderly grandparents and a great-uncle from 1954-60. They were in their teens and 20s when most of the major league teams trained here so they saw many of these players and loved to talk about them.

2. Do you remember your first T206 card?

I bought 50 different from George Lyons in 1976 and was off and running until my mental melt down 20 years ago when I sold my near set!

3. Which T206s are you currently collecting?

As many different fronts as I can pick up! Don;t rule out the big boys, there is always the lottery.

4. What T206 is at the top of your want list?

I just try to find any raw card that I don't have. Same goes for my T205s.

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