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10-08-2011, 09:25 PM
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Looking to start a T201 set
I am new to this site but far from new to the card collecting scene. I mainly collect graded HOF cards from Baseball & Football but I also have Topps set runs from 53-61 in Baseball and 55AA-60 in Football and a Bowman set run from 50-55 in Football.
My question is this: What will a nice mid-grade set of T201s cost me? I am 27 and the company that I work for contributes 20% of my gross compensation to a 401k style of retirement plan with no cost to me. I plan on saving back $300/mo towards this T201 goal. I appreciate any input. Matt 
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