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You could always work on the key/rookie cards and then go back and try and complete the sets later with bulk lots of commons. The key cards are generally the ones that would appreciate the most/quickest anyway.
Jeffrey Payne has given you a good idea of the sets that you should probably look at first (depending on your collecting tastes). Last edited by S_GERACE; 11-08-2015 at 12:38 PM. 
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