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09-22-2010, 08:29 AM
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My Marshall University collection is ongoing, though I have knocked out most of the toughies with the exception of a Michael Payton/Eric Kresser phone card that was issued in 1996 or so. I could nothing but collect Randy Moss and stay busy for the foreseeable future. Completing the Ashland Oil set was the toughest. Still would like to upgrade about four cards.
The T205 project is the newest thing I have been doing in earnest. Have been putzing around with t206s for years but only decided to go after a set recently.
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