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08-13-2013, 12:56 PM
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I put together an E90-1 set card by card about 6-7 years ago and sold it about a year ago so I wanted to offer my observations about card rarity.
I am blown away by the number of McLean cards in the pop lists! It was far and away the cardest card for me to find. Shean was the next toughest. I didn't have any problem with the Howell, Bescher or Dougherty cards, maybe I was just lucky. The two toughest HOFers, for me, without a doubt were Speaker and Walsh. I'd rank my top 5 in toughness to find: 1) McLean 2) Shean 3) Speaker 4) Walsh 5) Leach throwing 
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