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Gary - As far as players, interesting research, and loads of fun you can't beat a good T210 Series 6 Blue Grass League player! I think there is somewhere around 70 or so of them in the series 6 and there are a few board members who have put the subset together. The research can be a little challenging but worth it, especially if you get into local papers in those towns of Winchester, Shelbyville, Frankfort, Maysville, Paris, Lexington, and Richmond. All of those minor leaguer's have stories just waiting to be told. If you like mainstream then this set is not for you, but the poses and players are interesting. Good Luck !
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