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09-02-2020, 07:01 PM
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The full and partial sets I have built are basically the golden age, standard-sized Topps sets from 1957 through 1973, and I constantly try to upgrade them (99% of the time it's just commons and high numbers, with an occasional HOFer thrown in now and again), and if I ever try to sell them, there's no way in heckfire I'll ever get even close to what I have paid out for them so far. But once this COVID nightmare is over, I'll be right back at the card shows digging through everything I can get my hands on, looking for further upgrades. It never ends.
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