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Posted By: Patrick McHugh
I do not think anyone has ever done it. I do not know if anyone is trying. My belief is that it can be done. After looking at SGC pop reports all of the cards exist. Also with many graded with psa no back I.D. this tells me it can be done. Broadleaf would be hard, red cycle very very hard, and anon the toughest. The anon set may have to be a blend of fact 25 and 3. I have noticed that the anon cards run in cycles. You will see a few 25's for sale and then a few 3's for sale. I feel that collectors in the east got anon 25 and in the mid west anon 3 with a blend of both in the south. To do a t207 true master set without variations, red cross or recruit brown backs may be impossible. To go along with this line of collecting i think there are a couple people doing the recruit cards in fact 240 and fact 606. |
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