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11-13-2009, 05:52 AM
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Re: Long time lurker with first question
I can't resist another plug for the E90-1 set. 120 cards, great images, unique poses, and lots of hall of famers. There are about six levels of difficulty and the Jackson and the scarce HOFers (Wagner-throwing, Young-Cleveland, Walsh, Duffy, and Speaker) will set you back plenty, but they are available with a little perseverance. Best of luck in your next endeavor.
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