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04-24-2007, 01:28 PM
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Most Rewarding Way To Complete a Set?
Posted By: Chad
That's one of my favorite sets period, along with the Old Judges and the '53 Bowman color set (Though I only collect the Billikens right now). Really, I love all the Cuban sets from the 20's and the Victoria set from the early 50's. The Toleteros are great, too, but more for who's in the set than the cards themselves. For me, the photographic cards from the 20's are tops, especially if the image is crisp. (Come on Matt, show 'em what I mean. I know you're out there!) 
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