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08-16-2007, 12:49 PM
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1967 High Number Sheets
Posted By: Dave Hornish
Bob, it is certainly possible. I recall Westrum cost me dearly when completing the set, which I chalked up to the Mets/Manager angle but I think Boccabella was very expensive as well. But a couple of those cards I recall were cheap from that row (wish I had kept records but Henry and Osinski stick in my memory). I'm going to check VCP later to see if anything jumps out. I believe the last card I needed was the Red Sox Rookies and the Orioles Rookies was also one of the last ones. But there's the Belanger angle and also 67 Sox to contend with there. 
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