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10-08-2012, 05:46 PM
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The sum is greater than the parts!
I also like cards like that, especially T202s! As a matter of fact, I have a few T202s that are actually three separate panels, acquired at different times, but now living together as a "complete" card. Who knows, maybe they were together at one time. Other than the Cobb (which goes for about $100), you can get most of the other panels for under $10 - great way to build a set if you aren't picky!
If the cards make you happy, then no need to ask the question! Take Care, Geno 
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