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08-15-2012, 01:12 PM
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All the ones you mentioned are great places to start. I personally love the double folders and the diamond stars (both are relatively cheap, too). If you're constrained a bit by your budget, you might want to check out strip cards (W551, W514, W516, etc). They're definitely an acquired taste, but I love the way they look and they have a great selection of star players at reasonable prices.
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