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Default Ok, maybe I think about this stuff too much, but I really don't understand it all yet.

Posted By: Zach Rice

What Frank and Leon said pretty much goes for me as well. I enjoy the looks of the cards and I enjoy the history behind them. I also like working on sets, or even subsets. In the case of the Lathrop, I purchased it soley on I really enjoy T209-2s and the picture which I also really enjoyed. I haven't even tried to look him up yet, though I probably will later tonight. Many of the PCL issues are some of my favorite issues of all time. You won't be finding floating heads in in front of a blue background in any set that shows major leaguers. And how about the N321 set, 40 cards in total and all are from the California League. I think this set is one of the most colorful of it's time and rivals the N162 set.

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