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10-23-2009, 11:18 AM
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There are many good suggestions above; E95, E96, E93, E98 and E102 are all great.
You picked a very good time to begin working on a caramel set. I think some of the enthusiasm for these cards have died down, and overall, low grade and mid-grade E cards are a lot less expensive than they have been in recent years. 
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