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07-02-2014, 06:09 AM
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I usually find a project of opportunity...I got a buy on a lot of Delongs and picked off that set (low grade). I always collect cards of players from my alma mater (Marshall University) and they put enough guys in the pros to keep me busy, especially with the Canadian football league. I am also picking off a 1961 set now, my birth year. I have to admit that one has yet to take hold on me. The cards as a whole in high grade a pretty expensive, but the fact remains I could complete it in a day if I didn't mind to overpay on a few. I constantly upgrade my t206 set.
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