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Posted By: Jon Canfield

Ted, Barry, etc - are any of you aware of any collectors out there trying to complete a true master set with all front/back combinations? Obviously, this may be near impossible considering the the fact you would need 2 Wagners, 2 Planks, not to mention countless rare backs, etc?

Also, assuming for the moment that one was to pursue a true master set... what exactly would you define as a true master set? I see the argument that each front/back combination would comprise a master set but wouldn't that discount factory number/state variations within each front/back combination?

So, would a true master set be each card with every state/district/factory code AND back combination?

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