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07-14-2014, 01:18 PM
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About the only stuff with lots of autos is the old signature rookies stuff, or classic 4 sport signature edition. 94 might be pricy with a chance at Jeter, but the rest is reasonable.
For newer stuff where they might get players they can see on TV, the hobby boxes with a for sure one to a box are probably the way to go. There's stuff like titanium where it's one card signed or relic or both, but it's $20 a card and not much value in the opening/hunt area. Steve B 
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