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02-03-2007, 03:54 AM
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Question for the T-206 set collectors
Posted By: Dave
Dustan I think it's a matter of preferance. Gives me a good idea what the players actually looked like as opposed to something like E91's which are ridicilious. Also the portraits for the most part are the more expensive of the two. So I'd just as soon get the portraits out of the way first in case prices go up even higher in the next few years. I'll move to the action shots after that though... 
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