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04-23-2012, 04:28 PM
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I completed both the 61 and 62 set.The Chuck Stobbs card was the last
I found to complete the 1961 set. The Joe Adcock variation was the last card I found to complete the 1962 set.Most of the rest of the cards didn't take long to find. You will have to decide if it make a difference to you whether the 61s you collect are box cards or company cards or a mixture. The only difference is the thickness of the card stock. 
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