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07-13-2010, 08:55 PM
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Checklist Collectors?
Anyone a checklist collector? Not really myself but I just bought one (the 4th/5th series) for my '57 set (marked) for $50. Just wondering if anyone is hardcore for the unchecked ones, etc. Although this set I am builiding is EX-MT or better I just can't stomach/afford paying several hunred bucks for a damn checklist. And I find endearing the checks, on this latest one, the original owner wrote "x" = don't have.
In terms of price, I notice that by the early 70s "unchecked" cards really don't hold much value but have never understood did vintage collectors just give up on actually checking the boxes when 1970s hit? Where is the cut off? Thanks. 
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