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12-26-2011, 05:09 PM
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Giving it a slow go again
I like seeing the variation of set numbers. I have started and stopped "The Monster" several times since the mid eighties and know how it feels to be getting close as well as just beginning. About a year ago I sold close to 300 and held on to only one........Lundgren PD350. Now, I'm approaching the set by teams and completing the Cubs for at least the 20th time. It's too much fun to ever be done.
Best Historical Attempt - 342 *according to the last spreadsheet I found tracking my efforts Present Attempt - 17 And, just in case you want to add another column for what you're measuring - my set attempts are always all raw. I free every card purchased from plastic imprisonment. Semper Fi
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