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01-16-2007, 03:11 PM
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Introducing myself
Posted By: Marc Del Percio
Thanks Ray. Right now, I am about 20 cards short of a fully complete T205 set, more than halfway to a T206 set (I have a Magie and Demmitt StL). Also a big fan of the T207 set. I think it is wildly undervalued and despite what many people think, I really like the design. I would go so far as to say that it is one of the top 5 most artistically interesting sets ever produced. I have a handful of T201, T202, T204 (also undervalued). Also working on a Lections set as well as Scrapps. Too many other singles to mention. What usually ends up happening is that I will buy a card from a set that I have none of, like it a lot, and then decide that I MUST complete the set. Good strategy, huh 
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