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02-16-2010, 09:47 AM
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Another angle could be to collect cards of a player or players thet have the same last name as yours. I've got a few, and it's fun trying to figure out which ones exist. fortunately for me it's only one player and only one fairly rare card most of the rest being commons.
The "must have " cards really depend on your likes and dislikes. And unless I'm way off the list changes for most of us as we learn more about the cards and the players. For example, you may learn about a player who had a fascinating life and career and decide that his cards mean a bit more to you than other players. Steve B 
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