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#7
04-19-2006, 03:45 PM
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M116 Sporting Life cards Underappreciated, Undervalued and Tough
Posted By: Paul Stratton
I think the fact that there are very few low grade examples may have something to do with the underappreciation. I collect the set when I can(especially the blue backgrounds), but it seems they are all "high grade". It's too expensive to only buy 8's, 7's and 6's. Where are all the 5's and 4's and 3's? I guess they don't exist because of the way they were distributed. 
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