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09-11-2005, 12:17 AM
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P-F in your collection?
Posted By: tbob
You'll never own an E98 set, an E94 set, a D311 set or a T212-1, 2 or 3 set. In fact you won't ever be able to own most of the cards in any of the sets because they just don't exist in the slab grade you want. If you could pry Scott Mosley's cards from his hands (no chance) you would have a good go at the E98 and if you robbed Mark Macrae at gunpoint you might have a decent start on the Obaks and D311, but E94s? Fuggetaboudit. 
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