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11-27-2014, 06:53 AM
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Great job!
I really love the look of these and have returned to this thread several times just to peruse the cards again. I think one of the things that sets it off is that you only have hofers and stars. You did a great job of mixing 60's 70's 80's 90's. It's also interesting that you have several cards on there that I consider "good cards" - 73 Ryan and 72 Frank R come to mind - that I personally would probably never consider gluing onto a board . It's the psychological part of card collecting that I think about fairly often. I think it's great that you have done this and are truly having fun with collecting cards. Makes me want to pull out my two boxes of 80's and 90's that have survived my purges over the years. I love the lemonade! 
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