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03-02-2010, 09:35 AM
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I know without the internet it would have taken me much longer to complete the Monster. With that being said I may have not attempted the set at all if it were not for the internet.
Sloate brings up an interesting, thought provoking issue, what cards have taken center stage due to the internet? T210 Jackson and the 1914 Ruth are certainly on the list, but I'd say the whole caramel boom is due mostly in part of the availability and exposure via the internet. 
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