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12-01-2009, 01:21 AM
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The way you approach the set depends on whether you get enjoyment out of building the set piece by piece. I worked on it for quite awhile including upgrading..but it can be done. I started with my childhood collection of low numbers and then upgraded and moved onto the semi and high numbers. If you can be fine with a Ex-Nr Mt cards...it shouldn't be too hard. I don't know how far you are along...but if you have lots to go...its always a good idea to focus on buying bulk lots...and then filling in the gaps as you go along. Another way is to buy a complete set and then upgrade the pieces you don't like...
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