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06-17-2013, 08:42 PM
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What do you guys do to keep it interesting while working on your T206 set?
I have a smallish card budget, and I figure it will take me around 5 years to complete my T206 set. Focusing solely on one set for that long seems rather daunting to me, even though I love the set. I've started working on a few other sets, so that I have some variety. I've thrown around a few other ideas like breaking up the set into smaller checklists and focusing on parts of it at a time, but I'm not really sure about that.
Have you guys found any ways to keep it fun and interesting as you slowly pick up cards for your set? Thanks in advance!
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