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12-22-2009, 04:22 PM
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Similar to Rob D., I had a technically higher graded M116 that I downgraded because I was able to pick up the same card from the Carter collection.
I now have 4 of the 16 M116 Boston National players from the Carter collection. It's a long shot but I would hope to one day get 16 of them back together. I enjoy owning even just a small piece of this historic collection. 
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