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03-10-2007, 02:46 AM
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Are collectors finally discovering the T212 sets?
Posted By: Dylan
While I enjoy the Obak sets they arent chalk full of big major league baseball HOF'ers nor are they super tough. I think they are priced about right relative to other sets. T210's are so darn condition sensitive that if you have a real nice one you deserve to be well compensated for it, and those 6 and 7 series are awfully tough. Overall a great looking cards, but I cant see T212 "exploding" price wise relative to other sets 
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