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03-03-2005, 11:32 AM
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Still collecting 50 's and 60's cards??
Posted By: warshawlaw
The tribute sets I mentioned are cheap, informative (I had no idea Billy Hamilton was so good until I read the back of his 1961 Fleer) and very well produced. The Golden Press cards in particular are little artworks of very high quality. Some of the sets from the postwar era also have classic images and are very challenging to collect if you go high grade and hand assembled like I do. Plus, how can you not love 3-D cards? 
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