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07-19-2007, 04:19 PM
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hot/cold sets?
Posted By: Mark
I also am a fan of the black and whites. They look great and feature players from the era in baseball that interests me the most. E135 and E121 have been my favorites for the last couple of years. Myself, I wouldn't have said that the Collins McCarthy cards are hot because I haven't seen enough of them for sale lately to read their temperature. It will be interesting to see if many M101's, E135's, E120's, E121's will show up at the National. 
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