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01-18-2016, 06:32 PM
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personally...i'd rethink my strategy! just kidding...kinda!
the smart play...in my mind is to target the bigger name hof'ers as they will atleast hold their value over the long term...maybe even go up...as opposed to common players which are more boring...and more likely to decrease in value over time. Or if you have more coin to spend...go after the hof'ers with rare(r) backs. you may find if you ever complete the hof'er set...you have no interest in the commons and your hof'ers will be much quicker and easier to sell! just the opinion of an anti t206er. 
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