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01-04-2007, 03:49 PM
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best set to begin with
Posted By: Jim Dale
I've been reading these forums and some others for about six months I guess, and have wondered that myself. But I don't know that anyone can tell you? For instance I find some vintage cards "ugly" and would never have much interest in collecting them. Others I find attractive and intriguing. Anyway I can't tell you which way to go; but I have leaned towards the 1941 playball cards - they dont' see overly expensive and its a reasonably sized set that I might be able to finish in a few years. After that who knows what.... 
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