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03-18-2014, 04:27 PM
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Goudey's hands down are some of my favorite cards to date. Love the art work especially the 33 34 and 38. I never tackled the 33 just because so many big name cards and would never be able to afford them. As for the 34 n 38 thats a different story much easier to obtain. But the 1933 Wow totally agree with you on that its on hell of a set. Best of luck on the last few you need.
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