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01-11-2005, 10:41 AM
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Hunting those elusive T207s
Posted By: tbob
I wondered why Dan sent me an email about some T207s I needed when I had completed the set a year ago. It's funny to see a post pop back up after 3 years! For anyone wanting to complete the set, you have my condolences. It was hard in 1995, very difficult in 2003 and unless you are willing to shell out some major bucks, looks to be almost impossible in 2005. My words of wisdom, for what they are worth, are to go after any scarce back card you can in any condition. You can ALWAYS find a buyer when you upgrade. If a Sweeney, Downey, Pelty, Donlin or Ward Miller shows up-GRAB IT!!!!!!!! I think they are the fearsome fivesome. 
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