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09-12-2003, 02:35 PM
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common pricing
Posted By: TBob
I put one together in 1981, card by card, searching through about 25 of each number to get the best card available, from a now defunct local card shop. I think my 71 set is one of the best around but as I think I might end up selling it to buy more vintage cards, I see the way to go is to have as many of the star and other notable cards graded. It's a shame to break it up but I agree, the money is definitely in low pop cards. 
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