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02-02-2009, 05:44 PM
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HOF Rookie collection
Posted By: Bob Breen
I think that a good idea, I'll start with rookies from the '80's, then go back to the '70's, then the '60's and so on. I won't be getting to the really old ones for a long time and cards for Ruth, Cobb, and Wagner and other really old timers and negro leaguers I will likely never get unless I land some really high paying job. If I don't get every HOFer thats ok, its still going to be fun to get some of them. I'm in it for the fun of collecting, not the stresses of trying to complete an outlandish set. 
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