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Old 11-23-2014, 05:57 PM
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From the 1960s, I would agree on your list...outside of the 52 Topps Hi#s, the 53 Hi#s are tough and the 72 Hi#s can be a challenge also.
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The high numbers from the years you stated are extremely tough…and then there are the high number SP's that just kick your butt.
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I am so old that I built those sets back in the day when it wasn't so tough

The 52 high numbers did set me back, especially the variations of the 3 DPs and the other variations

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