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10-20-2009, 09:18 PM
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e95 or e96 Philly Caramel
Both are do-able, but different. E96 you might be able to do the whole set for $2000 if you're not too picky about condition. If you are into HOFers, then go for E95, which has Wagner, Cobb, Matty, etc. Even then none of them will cost you $2000 per card unless you want high-grade.
Tim 
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