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03-24-2019, 07:43 AM
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One of my favorite sets is the 68 Topps 3D set. It was a test set with very limited if any distribution at retail. Topps did not produce anything like it again until 2011 as a sub part of it's Lineage set that year. I assume expense to produce and the associated pricing was the primary deterrent
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