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Old 11-28-2014, 11:29 AM
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The M116 is a great choice for a Wagner portrait. They usually won't break the bank.

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Old 11-28-2014, 01:00 PM
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Impossible not to love M116s in my opinionated opinion.
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Old 11-28-2014, 02:32 PM
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nice wood David!
You should do a Red sox team set
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nice wood David!
You should do a Red sox team set
Bet you say that to all the boys. Nahnah, just kidding.
Red Sox team set is a splendid idea. Anyone have a quick checklist?
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Red Sox team set is a splendid idea. Anyone have a quick checklist?
According to teamsets4u, here are the Sawx:

Frank Arellanes
Bill Carrigan
Ed Cicotte
Ray Collins
Pat Donahue
Patsy Donovan MG
Clyde Engle
Larry Gardner
Charles Hall
Harry Hooper
Edwin Karge
Harry Lord Blue
Harry Lord Pastel
Thomas Madden
Amby McConnell Boston
Harry Niles
Tris Speaker
Jake Stahl
John Thoney
Heinie Wagner
Joe Wood

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That would be a pretty realistic set to accomplish considering you have two of the toughies. It took me over 5 years to complete my cubs team set but I did include a cubs wrapper, three blank backs, a proof. I am only missing an autographed one which most likely wont happen.
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Thanks very much Bill. Hooper is one M116 I'd love to land. Been the penultimate bridesmaid a couple of times already. Cicotte could be a toughie because of the Black Sox thing. Then there's the recently discovered Frank Smith - Boston which will be all but impossible. Otherwise the rest are probably gettable although some will always be tougher than others. Might just give it a whirl.
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