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Old 04-21-2020, 12:49 PM
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Nice job and congrats Tim! I bet you are half way through the Ullman PC set to!
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Congrats, Tim. I would hold them for as long as they interest me. It would be one thing if the "thrill of the chase" was gone, but we both know there are plenty of chases remaining. Plus, every time you look at them you can recall how much "fun" it was tracking them down.
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Congrats Tim, it is a thrill to complete something! Glad you are doing well.
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Congrats, Tim. I would hold them for as long as they interest me. It would be one thing if the "thrill of the chase" was gone, but we both know there are plenty of chases remaining. Plus, every time you look at them you can recall how much "fun" it was tracking them down.
Congrats, and I agree with Todd on this one, especially on sets that proved extra challenging to complete.

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Congrats Tim, a tough set that covers a great team from a time period for which there are few options.
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Congrats. As a set collector myself I know the challenges I also find weight closer to the end I get more and more picky. That results in too many incomplete projects.
Well done to finish it off. Enjoy.
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Maybe we could keep the thread going and whenever anybody completes a set could add to it and tell us what they finished off!
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Old 04-22-2020, 12:42 AM
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Sounds good. Look for my contribution in oh, I'd say about 7 more years
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Maybe we could keep the thread going and whenever anybody completes a set could add to it and tell us what they finished off!
Heck, I will start off. It is actually from January of this year, but it has a nice story to it. At the end of last year I sent Patrick on the board here one of the three remaining W572 cards he needed to get him that much closer to completion. In return he sent me this 1935 Goudey of Traynor which finished off my collector condition set.

Good luck on the final two W572 Patrick, and one of the two is actually a card that after numerous years still has not been confirmed (Barbare). So if he scores the Duncan he can come on here and we can all agree it is a completed set.

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