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08-24-2013, 08:02 PM
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Mayo
There are 48 to the set..
www.oldcardboard.com/n/n300/n300list.asp There are no significant rarities, but the Anson and Delahanty cards can be pricey. You could pick up a low grade common for under $200 if you waited for a no reserve auction. The cards are harder to find in higher grade and the prices go up quite a bit above a grade of 3. The biggest obstacle to putting a set together would be the cost. 
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