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02-20-2012, 01:48 PM
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I think a lot of us will say a nice T206 Plank. If I were going to go with something more "high risk" I would pick up a couple of high grade big names (Ruth, Cobb, Gehrig) and put a portion into a very high grade Tattoo Orbit set, which I think has always been underappreciated and might possibly considerably outpace similar sets as is it seen as representative art form of the era...wish there were a couple more A-list hall of famers. I would see if i could find a really strong Delong set as well...
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