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05-05-2007, 12:35 PM
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1914 CJ question
Posted By: Mike
Dave, for me the #'s 30's and 60's weren't that tough at all. Now, none of my results are very scientific but I concentrated solely on this set for 6 years. I would buy just about anything in my affordable range when they became available(vg). After 5 years and needing my last twenty cards, I needed one #30(Hooper) and one #60(Wagner). However, I needed three #80's and three #90's. Ironically enough, the HOFers seem to be easier to find than some commons. But, with no doubt in my mind, the portrait shots in the first twenty cards are the EASIEST to find. Just my findings. 
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