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Old 09-29-2013, 04:31 PM
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love this set, and yours are beautiful
i am working on this set in much lower grades (SGC) and still need 5 more, then several still need to be sent to grade and crossover

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Why is Mize wearing lipstick?

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Compared to some other sets of the era the R312s seem very modestly priced. They get overlooked many times and can be picked up very reasonably. Neat pics not seen on other cards (though there could be a few copied poses)....

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My lone r312...Of course Harder. Despite my focus on HOF Rookies, and/or modern rookies, he's the only player that I actively collect...
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I saw Pepper Martin and John Mize, so here is teammate "Rip" Collins
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Beautiful cards, Ron! My approach on R312 was to go for the ungraded and low grade, so for me this was one of the really economical sets. Funny how perspectives differ --

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Compared to some other sets of the era the R312s seem very modestly priced. They get overlooked many times and can be picked up very reasonably. Neat pics not seen on other cards (though there could be a few copied poses)....

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