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08-29-2006, 02:58 PM
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Starting to collect pre-1950 sets
Posted By: Josh K.
I also agree that Greg's suggestion is a good one if you want cards representing players from the early 1900s through the date of the set. The only reason its not on my list is that I prefer cards, where possible, that were made during the player's playing days and many of the players in the playball set were no longer playing - however, that is just personal preference and if that is not a concern, it too would be a great set to collect. 
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