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07-26-2007, 08:53 AM
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Which of these sets should I dabble with?
Posted By: Bruce MacPherson
Unless you can find/afford a large lot of either set, you are in for a long wait for completion. My personal preference is the 97s but I do like the Ramly's as well. If you choose the 97s, my experience is that the first 12-15 cards will come fairly easily. Then it gets tough. The next 5-10 are very difficult and the remainder are even worse. I have been collecting the set on and off for about 4 years and I still need 7 cards, not including the variations. 
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