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10-30-2011, 08:59 PM
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Wow Guys, Those are some pretty impressive sets! Lots of focus and dedication there. After my recent collecting "mental breakdown" lol (see my previous frustrated ramble of a thread if you dont know what Im talking about), I have decided to FORCE myself to pick a direction, and stay with it. I seriously considered giving up, but lots of positive suggestions made me realize how much I love the hobby.
I have decided to foucus on 3 sets from start to finish. Im going to try to complete the 1910 D322 Tip Top set, 1909 T204 set, and the 1914 Cracker Jack HOFer subset. Im not going to attempt any specific grade levels, just as attractive of example of each card I can afford, regardless of the technical grade. Im at 2 cards for each set so far, so theres no telling how long it will take! 
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