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04-27-2012, 11:19 PM
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I have (what I think at least) a very extensive Phillies type card collection. I started on it in 1989 and actually spent 3 years getting the original list together. It contained all known Phillies cards from 1886 to 1989...the original list was done in an 8 font and was over 40 pages long. It has since increased to a 10 point font and is now 20 pages long. To date, I have over 300 sets represented and over 3500 unique Phillies cards. It has been tough lately finding material to add as much of my list is the truly rare or truly expensive (and I am on a teacher's budget).
Joshua 
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