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05-01-2013, 05:25 AM
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Generally on this board it is the T206 set. It is called that because of its size (which depending on who you are talking to ranges between 512 and thousands of cards, taking in account for all the back variations). It is challenging to locate all the cards but not exceedingly difficult. The finances, grade and variations make it a monster of a project to complete. As the owner of a 520 set, it also does tend to take a life of its own on.
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