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05-31-2020, 01:50 PM
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Contrarian
I'm going to offer a contrarian point if view, take it for what it's worth.... Building complete vintage sets is a money losing proposition. As a collector if you have fun with it and LOVE the set and must have every card, go for it and enjoy the ride.... However, you have been forewarned, if your tastes change or you are iffy about losing $, it's worth considering just picking up the main rookies, a few single local stars , or whatever group of cards from that set that really pull at you, perhaps consider a modified set l build. The whole is not worth the sum of the parts....JMO
Last edited by mintacular; 05-31-2020 at 01:51 PM. 
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