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05-11-2011, 06:26 AM
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Thank you Jantz for the updated info. When I first started buying up 206s I didn't realize how much was involved or how this set could turn out to be an obsession. I started out wanting one example of every card (minus the big 4). At the present, I find myself paying more attention to the backs instead, which will probably end up driving me nuts in the long run. Thanks again Jantz & Steve B for sharing your knowledge... A+!
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