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For me, if you want upside you have to avoid cards that have already recently run up - so that rules out T206 and 1914CJ.
I agree with Leon: I think T205 would be interesting to collect and prices are low now. On the E-card side there are lots of good options - E-card pricing is generally way down from its all-time highs 8-9 years ago. As the OP indicated E95 would be a good set to build in very nice shape for not a great amount of money. Or an E93 or E92 set (but not the super-tough ones like Nadja or Red Crofts). Have fun (and patience)! Cheers, Blair
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