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07-15-2008, 07:46 AM
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T206 -- Old School
Posted By: Tyler
I have recently started a low grade T205 set. I buy them raw, or crack them out when I get them. It has been so much more fun and rewarding than my attempt at slabbed T206's. I am at about 120/220 in less than 2 months. Sorting them by team seems to work well. There is nothing like getting a good sized lot in the mail and sliding them into their respective slots. 
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